
A columnist criticizes the Swedish Skiing Federation for opposing FI's decision to allow Russian and Belarusian skiers to participate in the WC in Falun under a neutral flag, and emphasizes the importance of following democratic decisions.
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Fis has decided to allow Russian and Belarusian skiers to participate under a neutral flag. The Swedish Skiing Association has expressed opposition to this decision.
I think that the Swedish Skiing Federation is acting completely wrong regarding the participation of Russian and Belarusian skiers in the WC in Falun this winter. The ski association is part of the international ski association Fis, and there a decision has been made that these skiers may participate under a neutral flag.
It is, as I understand it, a democratically made decision. I think it goes without saying that Sweden must follow such a decision, even if you think it is wrong.
You have every right to criticize and try to change decisions, but you must follow democratically made decisions - otherwise there will be chaos!

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