It’s dangerous to play everything as racism in football

[Accardo]

This is an action with multiple contexts, US being a racist state, would attract the conclusion that this security checks is as a result of racism. In a different context the US government is on a high alert over who comes into the country, while some countries, based on international relationship won't have their footballers go through these serious of rigorous searches, it's important to note that continents like Africa and countries like Iran would have to be subjected to a pitiful kind of treatment in the border, before moving into the country.

[noorman0]

Do you think the same applications to what happened to the Senegalese team and Belgium clears the racial claims about the Senegalese search down?

Read their clarification here. I don't see any racism based on the facts, not just comparing videos from Belgium or other teams. You can be highly critical of US security procedures without concluding that every incident involving an African team is racist.

[Sim_card]

Th US is only doing their job that they feel is the best way to screen whomever, is entering the US because of the world cup. Since, it's done to all countries from different continents, I don't think that it's racism. I don't know why the US is taking all these tight restrictions too personal because we haven't heard such news from the other host countries.

[OgNasty]

Racism is real and it’s like a septic leak that is bad for football, racism is not meant to have a place in the beautiful game of football but it is pointless to play racism in every situation.

Sports has always been a place where racism isn't accepted from what I've seen.  Even the people who others consider racist let all that go when you step between the lines.  I actually find it extremely rare for anyone who has played high level sports to be racists, as once you've gone to battle with someone, it is hard to view them superficially. 

Keep racism out of sports.  It doesn't belong there.

[$crypto$]

This is not an act of racism, but rather the strict security carried out by the US by several countries of the African continent and the middle east, for me there is a little political interference so that many people judge it like favoritism.

The unfortunate problem often arises on social media, the US host organizers cannot ensure that all team participants are safe, there are still suspicions, for example Iran, which may be due to the tension of conflict between countries.

What I'm worried about is --- I'm afraid of mysterious people shooting outside the field while the match is in progress, but I hope this is not the case and always think positively.

[Exitoral]

Before I go further, not every unfair treatment is automatically racism. But what the US did is absurd. The constant humiliation of blacks is hard to watch. I wish things get better in the nearest future.

I don't know ooh. But if there's a way to distinguish between strict security and racial discrimination, that would be a plus. So as not to label everything as racial discrimination. But what I do know is that applying the same strict security to everyone will not amount to racial discrimination. With what they did, it is clearly seen as racial discrimination.

[Mia Chloe]

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When I first saw the title of this topic just before I read through it, I was actually thinking it would be concerning a referee according to some sources said had ties to terrorist groups so he was not allowed in the game. To my suprise it's not about that but I still wouldn't be surprised about it.

You see, racism can either be factual or a propaganda and you can tell which of the categories it falls in by if equality per say is considered so I'll let you decide that actually.

[Joy_learns_crypto]

I saw the news in social media and it was not only Senegal but many other countries and it is only USA is doing it, I have not heard such from the other two hosting countries. And from where I read it, they didn't say it was racism but restrictions. Iran National Team has spent days in the US airport and a referee from Africa was sent back.

You may have read it from a news source or what ever so they will say restriction if they use the word racism then they could be sued and ask to prove how it is racism when they are following orders.
You can only hear it is racism from angry Senegalese fans, African fans or people with the racism agenda to spread.
So with the same search enacted by the US on Belgium it should water down that claims.

When I first saw the title of this topic just before I read through it, I was actually thinking it would be concerning a referee according to some sources said had ties to terrorist groups so he was not allowed in the game. To my suprise it's not about that but I still wouldn't be surprised about it.

I have a topic about the Somalian referee who was denied entry to the US from the heroes welcome he received on his return I hope that brings him joy

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5585207.msg66812821#msg66812821

[Asiska02]

In recent times, the United States of America now have a more stricter immigration policies that it even affected some countries of even being denied visas from coming and putting them on watchlist. I am not surprised by this act of them at the airport. We may not call this a racist claim outrightly without getting to know the reason for the search on them like that. Hearing from both parties is the best before coming to conclusions. It is their country and if this is how they do their things, then they should be respected as long as it doesn’t diminish the status of respect accord to be given to the people in question. No one is above the law and rules set in a country, not even a foreigner as long as you’re in their homeland.

[Wiwo]

If you want to have some real information about real-time situations, don't visit social media for your newsfeeds.

At east trying to get detailed analysis of the situation before heading to conclusion about possible racism acta.

US as host is like the Head host of the world cup and we shouldn’t expect them to treat visitors with any form of less strict checks like what happened in this incident.

[Floxynice]

Social media is the worst place to get genuine information. People there will always give unsolicited opinions on matters they did not witness in person. The Senegalese football team management has already cleared the air that everything went well and there was no sign of racism against the Senegalese team. This issue is supposed to die a natural death now that the supposed victims have come out to clear the air.

Football is one game that unites the world irrespective of nationality, race, sex, religion, or cultural beliefs. Let's not ruin this beauty with assumptions that carry no facts.

[Satofan44]

Racism is real and it’s like a septic leak that is bad for football, racism is not meant to have a place in the beautiful game of football but it is pointless to play racism in every situation.

Recently the Senegalese players were checked at an airport in The US although the process was unpredictable and strict, it was unusual for top professionals to go throw that so the racial card became louder but on seeing simple search down done to the Belgium team i think the racial line is pointless.

The US  has been a strict host even though the first kickoff hasn’t happened and even football icons like Ian wright has criticized it but adding racist claims in cases where it wasn’t is dangerous.
Do you think the same applications to what happened to the Senegalese team and Belgium clears the racial claims about the Senegalese search down?

Fuck off about bullshit and "racism". Pattern recognition based on empirical data or your own experience is not "racism". Decisions made for the security of a nation are not "racism". Senegal is not a race, neither is Iran a race. The modern fishbrained human is so weak and vulnerable that he wants to cry foul just about anything. Instead of looking at yourselves and your own deficits and failures, you complain when someone else points them out or decides not to associate with you due to said faults. You can cry victim of racism only to the liberal deranged mind, anyone else will just go about their day and ignore your shitty 3rd world scumbags as usual. The case in football has nothing to do with racism, and when people induce racism where it wasn't present the status quo should respond by inducing even stricter measures. If you can't learn your lessons the easy way, you should be taught forcefully to behave the hard way.

And according to how i am seeing things from my own perspective this is a clear racism and they need to stop it immediately. The FIFA world cup is what bring the world together and now the united states want to spoil the fun which is very bad.

Fuck off with this bullshit, there is no race agenda present here.

[Joy_learns_crypto]

Racism is real and it’s like a septic leak that is bad for football, racism is not meant to have a place in the beautiful game of football but it is pointless to play racism in every situation.

Recently the Senegalese players were checked at an airport in The US although the process was unpredictable and strict, it was unusual for top professionals to go throw that so the racial card became louder but on seeing simple search down done to the Belgium team i think the racial line is pointless.

The US  has been a strict host even though the first kickoff hasn’t happened and even football icons like Ian wright has criticized it but adding racist claims in cases where it wasn’t is dangerous.
Do you think the same applications to what happened to the Senegalese team and Belgium clears the racial claims about the Senegalese search down?

Fuck off about bullshit and "racism". Pattern recognition based on empirical data or your own experience is not "racism". Decisions made for the security of a nation are not "racism". Senegal is not a race, neither is Iran a race. The modern fishbrained human is so weak and vulnerable that he wants to cry foul just about anything. Instead of looking at yourselves and your own deficits and failures, you complain when someone else points them out or decides not to associate with you due to said faults. You can cry victim of racism only to the liberal deranged mind, anyone else will just go about their day and ignore your shitty 3rd world scumbags as usual. The case in football has nothing to do with racism, and when people induce racism where it wasn't present the status quo should respond by inducing even stricter measures. If you can't learn your lessons the easy way, you should be taught forcefully to behave the hard way.

And according to how i am seeing things from my own perspective this is a clear racism and they need to stop it immediately. The FIFA world cup is what bring the world together and now the united states want to spoil the fun which is very bad.

Fuck off with this bullshit, there is no race agenda present here.

All this boiling out and tantrums would have not happened from you if you could read. I don’t think Belgium is a 3rd world country but they were searched down too, was there any pattern recognition on Belgium?
If you had read you will see that I took the stand that the racial card on what happened to Senegal is pointless. Pause, reset and cool off then read.

[Satofan44]

All this boiling out and tantrums would have not happened from you if you could read. I don’t think Belgium is a 3rd world country but they were searched down too, was there any pattern recognition on Belgium?

Belgium is effectively a 3rd world country (effectively means that it is not a 3rd world country by definition, but in reality it has turned into one -- a note for the mentally handicapper readers) since it has imported a massive amount of savage and criminal migrants. There are countless criminal gangs operating in that country and some of the largest trafficking operations of the whole European Union are headquartered in Belgium. So yes, it is a fucking 3rd world shithole and as such it should be subject to heavy restrictions.

If you had read you will see that I took the stand that the racial card on what happened to Senegal is pointless. Pause, reset and cool off then read.

You did not understand my reply then, it was about your "racism is real" bullshit. It is a Marxist liberal brain-numbing propaganda that wants to aim to create a completely totalitarian society where you are forced to like everyone, including all the people that are bad, unhygienic, uncivilized or savage. Fuck that and your made up racism. Many people from these countries that are "subject to racism" are terrible people and they deserve the exclusion that they get, instead of whining about it like toddlers they should work on improving themselves or at the very least their hygiene. I assume you have never been in European capitals. Since the influx of 3rd world savages most of the public transport in some of the main cities smells worse than a pig farm (some less worse than others) , but let's pretend being called out for being dirty is also racism.  

Let me focus on this then.

Do you think the same applications to what happened to the Senegalese team and Belgium clears the racial claims about the Senegalese search down?

Asking these questions is pointless. Those that live and breathe racism see racism in everything, and similarly to delusional flat earth people they will find justifications why something that isn't racism is still racism. You can't convince a retard that their position is wrong, it does not work in the modern society given that they can find a group of other similarly minded retards who will validate their bullshit and lies. I've said it before, people need to stop asking for random idiots that are famous to get special treatment. Strict rules that always apply should also apply during events like this World Cup, and perhaps due to circumstances even stricter rules should be implemented temporarily.


If you don't like the rules, simply don't go the the great country of the USA and instead stay in your 3rd world shithole.

[mcdouglasx]

The United States has enemies all over the world, so it's normal that its security measures regarding this global event, on which almost the entire world is focused, are significantly increased. Therefore, I don't believe it's about racism on the part of the government, but rather about maintaining a high level of security, as they have suffered attacks in the past. One during the World Cup would be catastrophic. Furthermore, if they already have problems in their own country with deranged people wielding weapons, they can't afford that. It's better to be seen as racist than to have a stadium with thousands of people inside blown up.

[Jubilee58]

Yes, this is a clear evidence that racism has creeped into the world of football, and is something that is very bad. The game of football brings excitement to people, and bring unity, and good relationship among individuals, and countries, and therefore is not meant to involve racism.
Racism in football brings disunity, and lead to partiality in the world of football. In this case, the Senegalese was thoroughly searched why the Belgium player had a very simple search, and this is a sign that even on the pitch where the football match is going on, there could be thesame sentiment which is not meant to be.

[Slow death]

Unfortunately, in the last two years, the media and social networks have turned everything into a matter of racism, discrimination, and politics. It seems to me that this is a strategy used by political parties. In the case of the US, honestly, I don't see anything wrong with them complying with the laws. It's clear they're not looking at skin color, but rather enforcing the law.

Even here in my country, we are searched this way at airports, regardless of a person's skin color. Now, speaking of my opinion, the US knew about these strict laws, so why did they want to host the World Cup? Perhaps they didn't anticipate the Iran war? I don't know. I only know that this will generate a lot of news during the World Cup.

[Davidvictorson]

Do you think the same applications to what happened to the Senegalese team and Belgium clears the racial claims about the Senegalese search down?

Trust me whatever the US is doing they are doing it for the security and safety of the count and her citizens.
It doesn’t matter if someone has gain international fame and recognition or not, if they have any articulable facts to carry out a frisk search on one compared to another it means they some at have reasonable suspicion. This is not about racism in my estimation but national security.

[Odusko]

coupled with the fact that the united state is a high target and among the hosting country for this world cup, that demand them to be at high alert in terms of security checks before allowing outsider into they country for this world cup, but this could be a point to start paying more attention to how the entire tournament goes and how the officiating treatment of various team in playing on US soil.
we cant declare this as racism yet, in other not to raise unnecessary critics for our host nation.

[Joy_learns_crypto]

Unfortunately, in the last two years, the media and social networks have turned everything into a matter of racism, discrimination, and politics.

Anyone playing the racism game where it is clear it isn’t about that is a problem to the society. What that does is set flame to the world fast dividing for no reason.

Trust me whatever the US is doing they are doing it for the security and safety of the count and her citizens.

Yes the US want to protect the lives of their citizens and the lives of citizens of countries coming for the World Cup and they have also explained why everything is happening this way. But we have seen world cups in Germany, France, Brazil, Russia, South Africa but non causing this divided thought on entrance and restrictions. It would have been better the US rejected hosting the world to keep their country safer.