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Originally Posted by Plethon
The clubs in question should refuse to play matches in those countries that are not willing to respect their insignia, instead of bowing before the demands of these Saudis or Turks. But this is not going to happen because large sums of money are at stake. And the owners and sponsors of those clubs cherish that much more than honour.
The same goes for the T-shirts: these are counterfeited T-shirts, if they don't represent the original symbol of the club. Barça should sue those who distribute the T-shirts. In case the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia refuses to do anything about that (ie. through its courts to enforce the original T-shirt), then Barça should refuse ever to play with any Saudi club or have any business whatsoever with that country. But that's not going to happen either, for the same reason I mentioned in the previous paragraph.
I even heard that in most Muslim countries, as well as in Israel, the sign plus (+) is not used in maths because of its similarity with the cross, but some dot or little circle instead. I am not able to verify that right now.
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That's right. The football club is company which is based in the urge to earn money --the soul-related aspects are nothing more than an obstacle.
I read this article in the morning. I regard it not as an example of islamic hate, but as an example of our cowardice, our indecency, our inner void.