Asalaamu Alaikum guys and welcome to another episode of Smile to Jannah.
Yesterday, Portugal played Uruguay and whilst many of us were enjoying the match,
it was interrupted by a pitch Invader who came in with an LGBTQ flag.
On the front of his T-shirt, he had a Superman logo
and Save Ukraine and on the back he had the text 'Respect for Iranian women'.
He was of course rugby tackled to the ground and then the flag and he, were removed.
Those of us watching the match, clearly didn't see him because it's the policy of football
cameras not to show these pitch Invaders because it encourages other people to do the same thing.
i.e.. popularity and fame. However in this case it was somewhat different
because not only does FIFA not show it, but news doesn't cover it either.
But in this case, yes, FIFA didn't show it but the news covered it but
they didn't only cover it they called him "Brave",
and wondered what would become of him. Even though on the BBC you
can see an LGBTQ person saying he doesn't get discriminated, he just feels invisible.
So on the one hand they're saying 'yeah they'll get discriminated against',
on the other hand when they're not, then it moves to the next step:
"Oh, but they're not actively involved, you need to put them at the forefront"
When does this stop mate? And I don't understand why this is being encouraged.
Imagine if something is against the law in a
particular country and you've got media that's promoting it.
For example: in Europe polygamy - marrying more than one woman is
illegal and can land you seven years in prison.
Imagine, if the World Cup is in the UK. Somebody runs onto the pitch
promoting polygamy and you've got the world's media saying:
"yeah yeah Kudos mate. Well done"
Hang on a minute. Why are you okay with people promoting lawlessness in the country?
And secondly, why are you not okay with polygamy?
I thought love is love. Why aren't you okay with bestiality and paedophilia and necrophilia?
Apparently love is not love. And I think it's important to mention
that this so-called "Hero" has offended the very people that he's trying to defend.
Let me elucidate, edify and educate yeah because in LGBTQ there are not two genders,
in fact there are over a hundred genders.
Gender is seen as fluid yeah, non-binary,
so the fact that he's got "Iranian women" on this t-shirt, that's transphobic mate.
What are you trying to say yeah, what are you trying to say, that there's women and there's men?
This is not something the LGBTQ community adheres to. And just to add to this,
LGBTQ is inherently contradictory because two of the letters G: Gay
and L: Lesbian requires two men and two women.
But if you don't even accept men and women then how does this work mate?
Number three, he had a logo of Superman. Again this is transphobic because the
LGBTQ community does not adhere to the the fact that it's a man and
there's a woman mate; there's a hundred genders.
Why are you specifying 'man' you should be saying 'Super Person' yeah.
And on top of that the feminists aren't going to be happy because he's promoting the patriarchy,
that you need a man, you need a man to protect
the women. Which is misogynistic. And the feminists are not gonna be happy.
And next, he was rugby tackled to the ground so the football fans aren't
going to be happy that we're seeing a rugby on the pitch mate.
Number five: he's running onto the pitch which is offensive to disabled people.
Why is he showing people that this is the way to protest yeah,
he should cater for the disabled or the 'differently abled' folk as well.
And like I mentioned, why only LGBTQ yeah, if love is love,
why is he not promoting paedophilia, bestiality and necrophilia yeah?
If you want to do something mate do it properly and then let's see
what the media is gonna say in that situation.
Let's leave it there guys. Food for thought.
Until next time, Asalaamu alaikum