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I Just Got Permanently Banned from China Because I Liked a South Park Tweet
- zygimantasdev 7y agoAll this China censorship made me think. Starting to get this feeling that more and more choices made by me (to buy/to use/endorse) are becoming more like a political votes. Just happy there are things/ideas free from politics
- owens99 7y agoThere is no way this is true. This guy is trolling. China is not that vigilant. This guy is not the NBA, Blizzard, or a major TV network. Though this joke may ironically end up getting him banned in the end from the media attention. I would love to see evidence and be proven wrong. Source: I’m a foreigner living in China.
- bifrost 7y agoI hate to tell you this but I worked with a lot of anti-communist and anti-censorship efforts in the early 2000s. The Chinese Government intelligence agencies are quite adept at using social media. People were "disappeared" with frightening regularity. Someone getting on the Chinese equivalent of the "Do Not Fly List" is pretty easy. You can probably see it happen in person if you go to a local "police" station and ask about Tiananmen Square....
- owens99 7y agoYou don’t have to tell me. I am well aware. I am not defending CCP. This article still provides no proof and very clearly looks like trolling. Lot’s of people favorite tweets about HK and South Park. It’s a completely different thing when someone who is high profile actually tweets it out.
- cttet 7y agoSouth Park was right all along (ending speech of 201)
- jdenning 7y agoFor the curious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/201_(South_Park)#Online_leak_of_uncensored_version https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/201_(South_Park)#Online_leak_o...