If you are puzzled or
dismayed by the display of nasty, vandalistic and immature national spirit of
Myanmar football audiences, including Crony-Thief Max Zaw Zaw who chairs
Myanmar Football Association and all the social media neo-Fascist Bama, it's
encoded in the Bama public psyche.
60-plus years of
national independence have not enabled the Bama to evolve from the Kiplinesque
children of the country's neo-feudal, klepto-fascist patriotism.
I am glad Aung San
was killed when he was killed. He didn't suffer the pathetic public!
Here is the late Aung
San in his own words who had nothing in common, ideologically, politically or
intellectually, with his vanity- and hypocrisy-soaked daughter.
A speech by the late
Aung San given on 13 July 1947 (6 days before he was blessed to death by the
assassins so as not to deal with the country's post-colonial rubbish
bin).
"Take football,
for instance. We the Burmese get excited when our team scores first. If we
score a few additional goals then we don't feel like playing our best, thinking
that the victory is assured. But when we are about to lose or draw towards the
close of the match - and when we become convinced that we can't turn the
looming defeat or draw into a win then we begin to commit all sorts of nasty
fouls.
This is our Bama
football spirit! This is what is called lacking any 'sporting spirit'. But we
the Bama like to flatter ourselves by viewing this lack of sporting spirit as
something positive, like 'we are a very strong minded and proud people'. You
know what? That's just a misplaced popular pride.
The national spirit
of the Bama is utterly misplaced and misdirected at things unworthy. When it
comes to things and issues that really matter the Bama have proven utterly
useless. The Bama are prone to engage in fraternal or internecine fights. If we
keep behaving this way nothing will be gained or accomplished.
This type of Bama
spirit needs to be eradicated."
(ဗုိလ္ခ်ဳပ္ ေအာင္ဆန္း ေျပာၾကား ခ့ဲတ့ဲ ဗမာေတြရဲ့
စိတ္ဓာတ္)
Source: Zarni's blog
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