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what is the rationalization for why that quote is so terrible to you?
by bllguo 7y ago
what is the rationalization for why that quote is so terrible to you?
- rkuykendall-com 7y agoI believe you're either misinformed or not really educated on the situation. When you say things or do things, you know people that can be affected by it, and the families of those individuals and everyone that can be affected by it. Sometimes things can be challenging as well. ( see, this works as a nonsense dismissive remark to anyone or anything )
- hurtmyknee 7y agoAdditionally, it's the hypocrisy of a global icon. There is a cinematic in the video game NBA2k that truly puts it into light [1]. James' production company helped write and produce it, they're his words. It hurts, and is terribly disappointing. [1] https://streamable.com/jxkz0 https://streamable.com/jxkz0
- bllguo 7y agoI don't see.. I genuinely believe that people should not be so eager to form opinions, that issues are always more complex than they seem, and that people should be mindful of the consequences. That's what the quote means to me at face value, so I am interested in seeing why it is being singled out as "something written by a CCP propaganda minister."
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- hrktb 7y agoI guess it comes out so terrible because Lebron has been very vocal on many other civil matters, and has labelled himself as someone who speaks his beliefs. From his past positions people would have expected him to be pro-HK, instead he’s asking people to basically shut up. Him bringing warnings that all of this could hurt financially is the most unexpected angle to most of his followers.
- cwkoss 7y agoI recreationally troll the wumao "50 cent army" on social media, and his statement sounds eerily similar to the arguments I often see from them on the subject of Hong Kong: both in content and language choice.