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You could all wear "Winnie the Pooh China" shirts. If you get kicked out for those, that will really be the shit hitting the fan for them. That's not even prote

You could all wear "Winnie the Pooh China" shirts. If you get kicked out for those, that will really be the shit hitting the fan for them. That's not even protest. That's simple freedom of expression.

belltaco 7y ago
They will just refuse entry. Wearing a MAGA shirt or hat, or a tshirt with various profanities is also freedom of expression, but is routinely banned in many private events including airports. Edit: You can be banned from airlines since they are privately owned, but not airports since they are publicly owned.
- wbl 7y ago
  In the US? I would be very surprised post Cohen v. California.
  - La1n 7y ago
    I would argue that a courthouse is a very different place than a privately owned location.
tutiospose 7y ago
It’s not actually banned. There’s a Winnie the Pooh ride in Shanghai Disneyland. You can also watch Winnie the Pooh cartoons on Chinese streaming services.
- lostmsu 7y ago
  Can you share a link to the cartoon?