The corporate Super Bowl of soccer where the USA gets one team, Europe gets 16, and Russia, China, and India get told to stay home.
The corporate Super Bowl of soccer where the USA gets one team, Europe gets 16, and Russia, China, and India get told to stay home.
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The $10 billion corporate entertainment event where tickets cost more than most people’s rent so billionaires can watch from luxury boxes.
The tournament that perfectly captures modern internationalism: punish Russia, sideline China and India, over-reward Europe, and make the average fan watch from their couch because they can’t afford the tickets.
The overpriced circus where fans pay premium prices to watch billionaires enjoy better hospitality than the players’ families.
The massive commercial event disguised as sport where Russia is banned, China is ignored, and ticket prices ensure only the wealthy get to attend in person.
Where Europe gets to send a small army of teams while actual massive nations like India and China are mysteriously excluded.
When “the beautiful game” becomes a beautiful cash grab with political exclusions and corporate skybox worship.
The globalist spectacle that proves “the world’s game” actually means “the game of countries we like.”