Lebron James took a knee but call people supporting Hong Kong "Misinformed"

IMO…all forms of generosity are equal to each other but it’s the degree of personal sacrifice, that denotes the level of that gift in the eyes of The Lord.

Perpetrated by his own freaking words bud not the Russian collusion liars!

True but one country ran by is a totalitarian communist dictator, while the other side gets to choose who they want in power every four years that has to account for some difference?

Hong Kongers aren’t being discriminated against. The unpopular extradition law that failed to pass would have affected them all equally.

Supporting BLM is a completely different issue than supporting foreigners in their own country protesting for greater political autonomy.

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Wrong.

Supporting BLM is completely different than what the HK protesters are seeking. One is a social issue; the other political. Morey is a moron. Simple as that. His tweet was ambiguous and could have easily been interpreted as supporting HK becoming an independent state.

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Yes, very much so.

Winnie the Pooh is banned. Love seeing John Oliver make fun of Xi.

China accounts for ~10% of the NBA’s revenue. That means that China is paying a tad over 5% of every NBA player’s salary.

:neutral_face: Well, isn’t that a ridiculous false dichotomy. As if the “political” protests in HK aren’t grounded in China’s human rights issues :roll_eyes:

Here’s an article that pretty much encapsulates how I think about the issue:

Ironic. Taking a knee is now a capitalist money-making scheme.

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Since you’re slow on the uptake, I’ll spell it out for you.

Protesting for the right to democratically elect your own leaders: political

Poverty, racism, abortion, social stratification, sexual discrimination, ageism: social