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Is it morally wrong that a country that is behind a murder that was carried out in one of it Embassies is allowed to buy a British soccer team.
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Whyme · 46-50, M
How is wn embassy related to soccer i dont see the connection and honestly every government in the world has done horrific things
Jamesy · 36-40, M
@Whyme we dont need regimes like that in sport. Its like Hitler and his olympics while thousands were in camps being worked to death
Whyme · 46-50, M
@Jamesy are you dure your government had never assassinated anyone ?
Jamesy · 36-40, M
@Whyme people dont disappear here for criticism and then murdered and chopped up
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@Whyme The connection is that of selling a large business to a repressive regime not above murdering its own journalists and critics in its embassies abroad.

That the business happens to be a football "club" is not really the point, and the UK has sold far too many assets much more important than a football firm to far too many overseas companies and countries; to answer your direct question about the connection.

Unfortunately we live in a world in which the democratic nations do have to have trading and diplomatic links with some very nasty dictatorships, such as Russia, Saudi Arabia and China.
Jamesy · 36-40, M
@ArishMell Were talking football here not industry. I think it is wrong and condoning their horrific human rights record
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@Jamesy I agree with the moral point but would say similarly whether a football team or some vital industry.