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Gyrau_47

Corruption in fifa, why "argentina first" if other countries are treated like them

I have thought about something

Some people say "fifa is rigged for Argentina" and, although I understand their arguments (slaps and hits from argentinian players aren't counted, despite the fact that those are visible) I don't think it's the case

Fifa is corrupted, yes (red cards are removed if trump is whining, they created a peace prize for him, they say "he's the best president"...) but I don't think it's from Argentina, but from viewers themselves

E.Haaland, as well as Paraguay and Argentina were insanely aggressive (hitting, slapping, haaland even threw someone to the ground) and yet none of those had red card, but Haaland (who received one or more yellow cards only, despite throwing a player to the ground) and Paraguay aren't linked to Argentina. The only thing in commun is their aggressivity (their violence against other players, not the tries for the goal)

So I think that fifa just lets violent team/people play as it looks spectacular (explaining then why Messi is this popular. A lot of players are better and had more goals this season, but he was aggressive, hitting players, and using his hands since his beginning, and this "rule breaker" tag is what's popular nowadays)

So, despite what I thought previously, I don't think that the reason why Argentina wins this much is linked to corruption (it can be, but I don't think), Argentina wins because it's a spectacular team (hits people, use their hands until other players are confused...) they don't play well, but they play like demons, making them look good, incredible, even if it's against the rules

I may not like football, but I just wanna understand if I understood correctly what I say (it's not a theory, or blaming people, I never liked football, but this year I feel like there's something that wasn't in the previous years, a little thing that makes me think "this will be a problem soon")

I am no football fan, just an autistic guy that tries to make links with what I have learned and saw

Posted Jul 16, 2026, 2:25 PM UTC

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