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If you don't want to play by the house rules, leave. Quit whining or finding reasons to justify your actions. 1. Iran is a guest requesting to host the event,
by dal2101 10y ago
If you don't want to play by the house rules, leave. Quit whining or finding reasons to justify your actions.
1. Iran is a guest requesting to host the event, in this case, they should keep it neutral.
2. However, if this is Iran's games and they are the house master, then invitees respect theirs.
If you're in another man's house jolly well respect him and his rules. If you don't like it leave, no one's stopping you.
I don't like shoes to be worn in my house, if you don't wish to respect it, leave.
Every sovereign nation has the right to their own set of beliefs, you don't have to like it but when you're in their country, respect it. It's their home.
Disclaimer: I grew up with people of different religions and races and even served the army alongside them. Respect and tolerance goes a long way.
- hospes 10y agoThe FIDE statutes and International Olympic Committee code of ethics are very clear on not allowing discrimination on sexual and religious matters. FIDE is an International Organization, If they do not respect FIDE's code, they should not apply for organizing FIDE's competitions.