#diegomaradona

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Supreme Release Date: April 4, 2024

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[silmafase]

Perdón al mundo...😔

Sé que ayer hubiéramos querido compartir como argentinos un buen momento.

Me gusta ponerme en el lugar del otro. Ayuda a ver y sentir desde otro punto y salir de lo que pensamos personalmente cada uno. Me siento en la obligación moral de pedir disculpas al mundo por las imágenes que han visto ayer de Argentina🇦🇷

Esa no es la Argentina que soñamos la mayoría. Hubiéramos deseado que hubieran visto la despedida de un gran deportista con honores y respeto, pero no fue así. Tal vez es lo que genera el fútbol desde siempre y pocos ven. Es el dominio mental del exceso, al que el mismo gobierno argentino y Diego Maradona no fueron exentos. Todos hubiéramos querido dar honor a un don exclusivo de pocos y es ser un gran futbolista.

Un don que ni aún él mismo supo valorar y el entorno tampoco.

Pido perdón por todo mi país. Esa solo fue una imagen de la barbarie que acecha desde muchos rincones en nuestra querida patria y casi usurpa la Casa Rosada que es la casa de todos.

Esto servirá para que los gobernantes aprendan a organizar mejor el país y no sucumbamos a la violencia de pocos. Espero que no sirva solo para buscar culpables del problema suscitado, como ocurre siempre...

¡Perdón al mundo entero! Esperaban ver algo histórico y sí lo fue, mal, pero lo fue.

🖋Silvana♡

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[madencie]

Diego Maradona

A tribute I drew to the late football mastro!

[infinitysisters]

Reading a report on the Guardian website of the death of the Argentine footballer Diego Maradona, I was much struck by two phrases: “addiction to cocaine took hold” and “his private life spiralled out of control”.

This way of putting it suggested that both his addiction and his private life had an existence independent of anything that he himself did: that addiction, for example, was like Parkinson’s Disease, an illness that could reasonably be said to “take hold” of someone. This is the official, but nonetheless false and simplified, view of addiction, as something that just happens to a person.

Why this strange way of putting things? I suspect it is because of the great fear that haunts all modern intellectuals, that of being considered censorious, at least about individuals who bring unhappiness on themselves (and often to others). There is, of course, a certain class of person about whom it is de rigueur to be censorious, even ultra-censorious, but Maradona, being an idol of the populace, and of humble origin, was not a member of that class.

He was a tragic figure, a man who did not put the fruits of his natural talent to a use that brought him much happiness. The tragedy was in the choices he made and in their consequences, by comparison with the choices that he might have made. The fact that they were his choices is what made his life tragic. If he had contributed nothing to his addiction or to his private life, he would no more be a tragic figure than is a broken vase or a punctured tire.

But we have no sense of the tragic, only of victimhood.

- Theodore Dalrymple

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マラドーナ が亡くなったと知りショック⤵️

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