The point is that there is no human rights benefit either way so what good does this so called 'moral' standpoint do?
I dont believe the bid was all about sportswashing or manufacturing consent either - much cheaper PL clubs to buy if that is the priority (note that UAE and Saudi went for cheap crap clubs) plus Qatar have already spent billions on PSG and the WC, not to mention that the link between state and the 92F bid is not proven anyway.
Anyway you won the 'whataboutery' bingo award for today - well done you !
There is no false equivalence - you dont get to decide which moral issue is more valid for a start and it's largely a pointless discussion once you start trying to compare which billionaire is more of cnut.
Like I said before, there is no ethical ownership option for Man United but, I can tell you that for me personally, I have a much bigger issue with the environmental destruction and BREXIT politics of Sir Jim than human rights in the Gulf. More interesting was the earlier comparison of ethics of the Glazers too but yet some fans mistakenly believe that only one bid has any moral implications.
As I said, it's all a nonsense as far as Im concerned - to put it simply, they are all cnuts on one level or another so Im only interested in which billionaire cnut is the best one for Manchester United. After a decade of mismanagement we already know for sure that it's not Joel Glazer, so it's absolute madness that there are some United fans who would choose him over any other option. Like I said, I dont like what Sir Jim represents but Id still take him over the current lot.