In Qatar, during the World Cup, an American journalist called Grant Wahl passed away in the Argentina vs Netherlands match in the Lusail stadium. There are some theories about his death. The journalist was ill some days before, so there are theories saying that he died because of a presumed disease. Another theory is that since he was wearing a rainbow T-shirt, he was supporting the LGBT movement so the Qatar authorities arrested him and pushed him to get a disease so he could get really ill and eventually he died. None of these theories are confirmed so they could just be mistakes from other journalists. What is really true is that Grant was a great journalist of the world of soccer, even introducing this sport in the USA. He also was a vindicator of femenine soccer. A lot of people tributed his death, a lot of important journalists and athletes. Some of them were the great tennis player Billy Jean King and the journalist Henry Winter.
If we focus on the theory that says that he was assaulted because he was wearing a rainbow T-shirt, anyone can tell that he didn’t deserve being punished that way for the fact of wearing it even if he was in Qatar; however, you should be responsible for your acts since it could mean an offense to the local agents. The problem is the fact that he got assaulted for wearing a T-shirt supporting a specific collective, which isn’t a good reason for that presumed action on the part of the authorities. The absurd thing of this theory is that the aggressors attacked him some days before so he could get sick. It’s really hard that with a simple aggression he could get a disease that would kill him later, so the theory may not be true. The other theory, more logical and possible, is that they didn’t assault him but he got sick and unfortunately died.
