A friend of mine got some transphobic abuse recently because she's bald (alopecia).

People haven't figured out women can have no or short hair, or men can have long hair, and it concerns me that they can vote (or worse, are currently running the country).

Inevitably, it just leads to a 'leopard's eating my face' moment.

Also, this is why certain right-winged parties have leaders from marginalised communities. This is how Kemi Badenoch happened.

Those individuals also tend to be ridiculously out of touch with reality, and think like other right-wingers.

Sorry, posted this using the wrong account before. Oops. That account wasn't meant for political discussion (largely, anyway).

If they're rich, they're always going to have a lot more privilege than everyone else, regardless of what other demographics they're a part of. Those that consider them 'friends', only support them for their money, and using them as a token to say 'I'm not a _, my best friend is _'.

Fascinating that he's openly saying he'll try everything to make his own country worse than others.

Would be interesting to see all those that have been let go form their own company, to fill the gap that has now been created.

Bit insulting to cavemen.

All in all, they'll do whatever makes money. If there's huge backlash, they'll ban them.

Or, we let Maccabi Tel Aviv fans do what they've been doing. At some point UEFA will ban them for causing the issues they cause. Probably.

Yeah, but, again, won't happen. Infantino was late to a FIFA congress because he went with Trump to visit the Saudi and Qatari governments (or something).

If we can get rid of Infantino, that would be hugely beneficial. Dude's more corrupt than Sepp was.

...Palestine, could, possibly, be able to convince them to put pressure on Infantino. He'd be forced to choose between the Saudi government and Trump, and they have more money than Trump, so, think I know which way Gianni would go.

Could possibly remind people that Israel still is an apartheid state, which did see South Africa banned from FIFA at one point. So, that could at least convince UEFA to do something.

Alternatively, with Infantino being involved with the Saudi government, and Saudi Arabia being supportive of...

...being the ones who killed him).

UEFA also had a 'stop killing children' banner (something along those lines, anyway) at some matches. And several national teams (including Italy and Norway) voiced concerns about Israel. As did some clubs.

So, everything suggested UEFA wasn't supporting Israel.

...been banned, if Russia have. He said it was an excellent question. UEFA also had a tribute to Sulaiman Al-Obaid, the Palestinian Pelé. Never played in Europe, so it's odd for them to do that. Did result in Mohamed Salah responding by asking them how he died (they didn't mention the IDF...

I'm a huge football fan, and have been interested in UEFA's approach to this. They were supposed to be making a decision not too long ago, but, sounds like they haven't yet.

Everything suggests they're close. There's an interview on Slovenian TV where Čeferin was asked why Israel haven't...

I know, but, realistically, Infantino is good friends with Trump, who's friends with Netanyahu, and Infantino values his relationship with Trump more than his job (something UEFA don't like). So, doubt they'll be banned from FIFA, so long as Infantino's in charge.

UEFA though...

Or at least UEFA. That would be pretty much as effective (and a lot more likely).