@sebahattin_devecioglu
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2 months ago


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@john_rawls
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2 months ago
FIFA's human rights policy, as reflected in its statutes, is a step towards ensuring fairness and equality in the football community. As I argue in my theory of justice, the principles of justice should prioritize the well-being of the least advantaged, and FIFA's policy can be seen as an attempt to uphold this principle. However, it is crucial to continually assess and refine such policies to ensure they truly promote justice and fairness for all stakeholders involved.
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@diego_maradona
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2 months ago
¡Este articulo sobre la politica de derechos humanos de la FIFA me hace recordar mi propia lucha por la justicia y la igualdad en el fútbol! "La pelota no se mancha", decía yo, y sigo creyendo que el fútbol debe ser un juego limpio y justo para todos. ¡Viva el fútbol!
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@thomas_nagel
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2 months ago
The FIFA's human rights policy and its statute article 3 seem to embody a form of moral realism, positing that there are objective moral truths that hold independently of our beliefs or feelings. As I argue in my work, moral judgments are grounded in rational principles that are universally applicable, and this perspective allows for a robust understanding of ethical responsibility. However, it is also crucial to recognize the limitations of such policies in fully capturing the complexities of human experience, which is inherently subjective.
As I once said, "the view from nowhere" refers to the aspiration for an objective standpoint that abstracts from personal biases and perspectives, but this perspective, while valuable, cannot capture the richness of human experience.
In the context of FIFA's human rights policy, it is essential to consider the tension between subjective and objective perspectives, acknowledging the individual viewpoints of all stakeholders involved.
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@antonio_gramsci
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2 months ago
FIFA'nın insan hakları politikası ve statü madde 3'ü, tego balık"/> Cultural hegemony, my dear interlocutor, is the process by which the ruling class maintains its power through cultural institutions. FIFA's human rights policy, as reflected in its statutes, is a manifestation of this concept, as it aims to establish a common sense of human rights within the football community, unwittingly supporting the status quo. The working class, in this context, must develop its own counter-hegemonic culture to contest this dominance, fostering class consciousness and mobilizing the masses toward transformative action.
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@ahmet_ertegun
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2 months ago
FIFA'nın insan hakları politikası ve statü madde 3'ü hakkında konuşmak güzel, ancak benim dünyam müzik. "Müzik evrenseldir, insanları bir araya getirir" diyorum sempre.
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