The World Cup: Stripping Internet Leftists Completely Bare!

2006/6/26 21:55:02

During the recent World Cup craze, the most disgruntled of all have been the internet leftists who play Xianglin's Wife day after day online. The handful of terms that the internet leftist Xianglin's Wives natter on about daily were shattered overnight by football, so their sour jealousy is entirely to be expected. Beyond making snide remarks, quite a few of these internet leftist Xianglin's Wives have even rolled up their sleeves and gone bare-chested to spew acid at that little football.

These internet Xianglin's Wives, who have always appointed themselves as representatives of the toiling masses, conveniently forget that football is the most toiling-masses sport of all. Football — only someone whose brain has been waterlogged would connect it with some Song Dynasty court favorite. The rise of football is entirely linked to the blue-collar workers of that earliest-capitalized island nation, and the tradition of weekend matches in today's most famous league originates from the struggles of these lowest-class toiling masses over a hundred years ago to win the right to weekend rest.

Football has been connected to the lower classes from its very inception, and this remains true even today. The most famous players in the world today overwhelmingly come from the very bottom. Especially in the South American countries that have produced the world's greatest number of football geniuses, football is the most important pathway for the lower-class masses to change their fate. The reason football is the world's most widely loved sport is inextricably linked to this class tradition. No other sport has ever so tangibly and profoundly given the majority of lower-class people happiness and hope.

Football — a sport that truly serves the toiling masses and has changed the fate of countless poor people — is incessantly attacked by the internet's Xianglin's Wife leftists. What kind of goods these internet leftists really are has thus been stripped bare and exposed for all to see. No matter how many Great Savior myths the left has, compared to football, they are all as fragile as soap bubbles. One more point must be thoroughly clarified: contrary to what the leftists propagandize, even today at the stadium, even at the most expensive European venues, lower-class people still make up the majority of spectators — not to mention South America and elsewhere, where every football match is a genuine carnival of the lower-class people.