Idrissa Gueye - The Shirt, not the Phobia.

 

I never give an opinion on religion, politics, sexual orientation and some other issues, but this time I will, because I write about sports and the character in question is a soccer player, therefore, I will give my judgement

 Idrissa Gueye, is being questioned, after not playing and not wearing the shirt in the international day , of not homophobia.

It seems to me a lack of respect, to point out and judge a person, for not acting and thinking the same as others, if the player agrees, or not, it is a personal decision and he is not obliged to do anything, nor to give explanations, everyone is free to act according to their criteria and not the interests of second and third parties.

If you have a religious belief, a sexual inclination, different from the majority, if you like the color pink, black, blue, red or yellow, if you are from PSG, Marseille, Olympique Lyon, Barcelona, ​​​​or Real Madrid It is a matter of taste, of my own criteria, I have not seen a statement of disrespect from Mr. Gueye, in any media, nor have I observed any gesture of contempt towards the LGTB + community, nor have I observed any word , or criterion, that crosses the line, where his action becomes disrespectful

If you belong to any community, it is by your own decision and I, nor anyone else, is the one to question your tastes, your way of thinking and acting.

I do not want my words to be taken badly, I am very respectful of the lives of others, of the decisions that each individual makes, of the different communities, whether they are sexual, political, religious, sports, cultural or racial orientation. However, the fact that Mr. Idrissa Gueye, or any other person, thinks differently from you does not make him your enemy, nor that of your community.

If we demand respect for the community to which we belong, we must also respect the decisions of others, their way of seeing life and belonging, supporting, or not doing so.

The interests behind a criterion can often take its toll on us, where we go from being the victims to being the aggressors

Let us always maintain our struggles, let us always fight for our rights, interests, equality, without forcing anyone to have an equal criterion to ours, theirs or that of the majority.

That their freedom of expression, always be sensible, moved by the threads of respect, where your right to give an opinion, does not cross the line to disrespect, to verbal or written humiliation, since that is where your rights end and they begin, of him, or the people you are referring to

Greetings to all.