Qatar's bid for hosting WC 2022 (5 Viewers)
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http://www.goal.com/en/news/745/fif...clean-up-corruption-after-unfortunate?ICID=OP
This guy is old testament corrupt
This guy is old testament corrupt
The US Justice Department.
Which is hilarious considering the amount of theft and fraud committed by U.S. and foreign banks taking place in the US sponsored by the Fed and federal government.
Frankly, this is simply yet another distraction away from the real issues we face. It's great corrupt FIFA has been caught, but all governmental bodies have some degree of corruption in them, especially in the United States.
The hilarity of the world we live in.
Which is hilarious considering the amount of theft and fraud committed by U.S. and foreign banks taking place in the US sponsored by the Fed and federal government.
Frankly, this is simply yet another distraction away from the real issues we face. It's great corrupt FIFA has been caught, but all governmental bodies have some degree of corruption in them, especially in the United States.
The hilarity of the world we live in.
I do believe they should organize the WC, you can choose to believe that or not, that's up to you.
Though, I do think there should be a much harsher stance from FIFA on labour issues when it comes to the WC stadiums, I'm pretty sure it will not affect the country's laws in general unfortunately, but the least FIFA should do, is ensure that the stadiums built for the WC aren't built using practices like forced labor, which unfortunately are prevalent in Qatar.
You know what my main issue is with you and the others on here who are vocal opponents of organizing the WC in Qatar. Those labor issues are not your main concern, because on that we completely agree. Your main concern is that it disrupts the European football schedule, that you don't like Qatar as a country(i.e. you see it as a desert), and other issues like that. If the labor practices would change as of today, your stance on this will not shift even a little bit.
Though, I do think there should be a much harsher stance from FIFA on labour issues when it comes to the WC stadiums, I'm pretty sure it will not affect the country's laws in general unfortunately, but the least FIFA should do, is ensure that the stadiums built for the WC aren't built using practices like forced labor, which unfortunately are prevalent in Qatar.
You know what my main issue is with you and the others on here who are vocal opponents of organizing the WC in Qatar. Those labor issues are not your main concern, because on that we completely agree. Your main concern is that it disrupts the European football schedule, that you don't like Qatar as a country(i.e. you see it as a desert), and other issues like that. If the labor practices would change as of today, your stance on this will not shift even a little bit.
Well, if you could theoretically ensure that the stadiums built for the WC do not involve forced labor, I could far easier agree to a World Cup in Qatar. But I'm afraid this is merely theory.
That being said I still think there are lots of other reasons not to have it there. The climate is ill suited for it and the country is rather small to host a World Cup on its own. Not to mention the huge question of what they'll do with the gigantic stadiums after the World Cup. But these are issues that are much less pressing to me.
