Real Madrid's black player Vinicius Spain was racially discriminated against and received international support, and he posted a threatening to leave Real Madrid, does he deserve sympathy? Yellow people are discriminated against is not like this, international football discriminates against Asians, what do Chinese say?
It happened in this round of La Liga Real Madrid's 1-0 defeat to Valencia. In second-half stoppage time, a massive clash broke out between the players, with the players scuffling together and Vinicius being sent off in retaliation for the beating. Some of the home fans booed Vinicius throughout the game, and even abused and racisted him, and one South Stand fan called the bear a "monkey, monkey". The Real Madrid striker made a relegation gesture to the home side after being sent off and got into an altercation with a reporter after the match, calling him "silly X".
The matter quickly fermented internationally, and Vinicius posted on social media to condemn the racial discrimination in Spain, and threatened to leave Spain and leave Real Madrid. The international community basically supports the racial discrimination of the bears, whether it is Real Madrid club, the Brazilian national team, or the Brazilian Foreign Ministry and FIFA President Giannino Infantino, etc., have expressed their support for Vinicius.
Since joining Real Madrid in 2018, under the cultivation of Real Madrid, Vinicius has risen from an unknown Brazilian kid to the hottest striker in football today, and some institutions have even described him as the first man in the left winger position, and the third man in today's football after Mero to be on a par with Haaland and Mbappe.
In today's professional leagues, provoking opposing players to cause emotional loss of control has become a tactic, and with the strength of the bears, it will be targeted. Threatening to leave Real Madrid when suffering grievances is typical of ingratitude, Rodrigo, Militão, Alaba, Joan Armeni and Camavinga, etc. Now the main lineup of Real Madrid is basically black, why discriminate against Vinicius?
Some fans posted the record of Vinicius attacking others, and the Real Madrid striker has provoked and attacked the opposing team and players more than once: when he was ahead, he said to the opposing player: "How is a small team like you" and "You will never get the same salary as me"... Something like that. It can be said that what Brazilians are doing now is simply self-inflicted.
While the world is in solidarity with Vinicius, everyone forgets how yellow people are discriminated against in international football.
On May 6 this year, South Korean star Son Heung-min was racially discriminated against in a match between Tottenham and Crystal Palace. When the Asian brother came on in the 44th minute of the second half, a suspected Crystal Palace fan was photographed crying at him. The act of gouging out the eyes is known as "Chinky Eyes," which is an act of demeaning Asians.
This is not the first time Son Heung-min has encountered racist actions against him. Last August, during a match between Chelsea and Tottenham, a Chelsea fan burst into tears at Son Heung-min, who was kicking a corner. The man was eventually fined £726 and banned from entering Stamford Bridge for three years.
As we all know, in foreign countries, squinting is racial discrimination against Asians. When Chinese brother Wu Lei joined Espanyol at the debut ceremony, a Spanish fan also pulled his eyes with both hands and made a squinting motion. Why is there no international outcry?
In this regard, some fans said that blacks are the most sensitive race in the world, and from the perspective of blacks' attitude towards yellow people, they are not against racial discrimination, they are simply against their own discrimination. And international football is also repeating its own double standard again and again.