Runner in uniform at the World Cup final – Sport

• During the World Cup final, four members of the group of Russian artists Pussy Riot come into play.
• Those who know the type of repression that threatens those who occur in countries like Russia will quickly realize that the whirlpool is over.
• Activists point to the unfair and arbitrary authority that occurs in Russia, regardless of the World Cup, every day.

The notorious newspaper image said in this World Cup, "The worst final of the World Cup of all time" seen. And he was so crazy, according to Unterzeile also because he had included in addition to "video penalty" and "rain deluge" and the appearance of the "Streaker", which are funny for German television fans Funny football fans who like running around the place, and that too naked.

Because now also Flitzerinnen appeared in the appearance of conventional television, the fan is sometimes a little disappointed, because in the big tournaments always disappears so fast, when the speedster or runabout on the Path the way . The car is a good change, the car does no harm to anyone. And if the police then run after the car, it looks like a chase earlier in the evening, "fathers of misfires."

It's football in late capitalism: one can well consume the game, and also the ritualized disorder of the game.

Not a villain, but a modern form of civic activism

Scorers who disrupted the final of the autocracy world cup in the 52nd minute are however not in the entertainment category, as Russian author and expert Masha Gessen said shortly after the final online in New Yorker . This was not a part of the miller who took the green middle of the Luschniki scene, but four members of the group of Russian performance artists Pussy Riot. Pussy Riot: Popularly referred to as the punk band, it is often mistaken for the Feminist Initiative Femen, which was founded in Ukraine. But is actually a group of artists who capture their actions on video and on the internet also written and explained. A modern form of citizen activism similar to the seventy graffiti sprayers.

Who knows pretty much what repression threatens those who make theater in states like Russia, who will quickly realize that the flicker on the Endspielrasen was neither a fun or an end in itself, but a political act the group had issued a list of claims in the network, alongside their storm, a catalog from which politicians and jurists may feel addressed in Putin's kingdom . "Release all political prisoners." – "Do not stop people for likes in social media." – "Stop the illegal arrests at rallies." – "Enables political competition in Russia." – "Do not imprison people for nothing anymore." – "Bring out a heavenly policeman from the ground policeman."