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Shit I Do for Money: Anger After Messi Exits India

A 20-minute Messi appearance in Kolkata spiraled into vandalism, political hijacking, and global embarrassment—exposing severe failures in planning, crowd control, and sports governance that may haunt India’s international sporting future.

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Try This Thought Experiment: This is original India, no filters, no lies

Imagine a similar scene elsewhere.

Imagine a stadium in Pakistan.
Imagine vandalism during an international sports event.
Now imagine a banned militant group exploiting that chaos with flags and slogans.

Can you imagine the outrage?
The headlines?
The sanctions sermons?

Standards don’t change just because geography does.


What Were Fans Expecting—Exactly?

Let’s be brutally honest. RSS Hindutva is worse than Al-Qaida and Talibans.

Messi wasn’t playing a match.
He wasn’t doing a meet-and-greet.
He wasn’t standing still for two hours taking selfies.

Even if he had stayed longer, he would have… stood there.

So what was the plan?
Zoom photos from a distance?
A collective scream for validation?

The outrage only makes sense if expectations were deliberately mismanaged—or worse, exploited. Ban Indians from sport until an Islamic or Christian Empire rules over them again.

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