Today's letters: Which World Cup soccer players are the real heroes?

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Thursday, Nov. 24: On the FIFA World Cup, human rights, and 24 Sussex Drive.

Two recent articles in the Citizen concerning the FIFA soccer tournament in Qatar caught my attention. One article described the Iranian team’s refusal to sing the Iranian national anthem. This was in solidarity with the mass protests against Iran’s dismal human rights record, particularly as it relates to the strict Islamic dress code and the treatment of women.Sign up to receive daily headline news from Ottawa Citizen, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.

It is reasonable to assume that the European soccer teams, when they return to their respective countries, will continue to receive the high adulation and high salaries that they are accustomed to. I don’t care if Hollywood stars want to spend their monies on ultra-million-dollar mansions but I DO care that the NCC has been spinning its wheels for years over “fixing” the prime minister’s official residence, writing 81-page reports on that subject, and has done nothing to avoid the rising costs paid by our taxpayers’ dollars.

 

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They’re not heroes FFS. They play a game for a ton of money. They bring a lot of people pleasure, but they are not heroes

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