Olympic athletes urged by activists not to criticize China

it would be fun to see a Woke athelete get dragged out of competition by China for saying something inappropriate.

"activists" lol

if they show up at all they are saying they love china and everyone knows china is asshoe...

human rights activists telling their fellow man not to be human rights activists



tell me you aren't a human rights activists without telling me you aren't a human rights activists

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Last Edited by nutmeg on 01/18/2022 05:02 PM

Well I can criticize China (not the Chinese people, the Chinese government.)

CCP stands for Chinese Centemeter Penis. All members of the Chinese government have micro penises. That is why they are so belligerent. Fuck CCP.

We will not be watching the olympics because they are in china. Fuck CHINA!!!!!!!

Politicizing the Olympics is the absolute worst type of...

It should be obvious.

There are people, groups and countries out there I'll never completely respect ever again because they tried using something so pure as...

Completely uncivilized.

It's SPORT... a showcase of human physical abilities.
Take it or leave it at that.

Athletes are not politicians yet they're being expected to self censor for political reasons, what garbage! Let athletes play the game and keep politics out if it.

I feel sorry for the athletes who practice for four years. Of course, they have other competitions throughout the years, but the Olympics is the big one.


As the Olympics approach, flights to China and Hong Kong are reduced due to Covid and politics

On Monday, Jan. 17, 2022, China said it was ending ticket sales even for locals (foreigners had already been banned).
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Athletes may also want to be careful what they type and text on their mobile phones as a China-produced mobile app that’s mandatory for all participants in the Beijing Olympics contains security flaws that could make it easy for a hacker to steal sensitive personal information, Canadian cybersecurity researcher firm Citizen Lab warns.


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