B) .. But I'd rather the pushback started against something that wasn't 'bad people run this football club' and perhaps was more focused on 'disabled people are robbed of dignity/money to survive' and all the other stories that are forgotten within a week.
Cool.... Not everyone ignores/forgets those other issues tho.... It's not really fair to assume/suggest that they do.
Football is simply the subject at hand.
I view football as an escape for a lot of people. It's a way for them to get away from the politics and misery which surround the rest of life, and embrace something irrational and tribal. So when people sort of just accept the corruption that has enveloped every other industry in the world, I'm not surprised. Football is a lot of people's sanctuary from those realities.
But by your above reckoning most people ignore those ills (much like eg a Newcastle fan wearing Arab headgear is ignoring whatis convenient to their own gratification)..... So which is it? ......Are we all pomplacent DGAFs or in need of escape?
It's why I don't really blame or get angry at the Newcastle fans celebrating like other people do.
I can only speak for myself but my anger fundamentally lies with those that allowed the takeover to happen.....
(I posted those pics as a tie in to that jouno making the assumption that all the Geordies are all morally torn.)
Oh and as for whose responsibility it is, specifically in football it would be the government. It's not like football fans get any power to vote for who is appointed in the Premier League or who is allowed in to the league.
Sure, but again: perhaps we could be doing more to influence said government......?