[From GARM with love] China v. GM Daryl Morey’s personal views

Chinese posters should be more offended about the Chinese autocratic government than the Rockets gm stating his opinion.

 

As long as Morey's job security isn't guaranteed, it is rightfully in the GARM.

 

Well at least we can root out the communist once and for all. #Winning?

 

I am also a Rockets fan.
When I post here I am labelled a Bucks fan, when I post in Bucks forum I am labelled a Rockets fan. Annoying.

However for how long it remains to be seen.
If Morey is fired, the reason is clear as day. It can't be excused as "noone has job security nowadays".

 

The Chinese nationalists have no actual argument besides "I don't want to hear your opinion".


Seriously where are the LOF Taiwan nationalists when we need them?

 

Morey should have predicted something like this would happen and just kept his opinion to himself. Seemed like an emotional thing to do for someone so analytical. But maybe he has a history that I don't know about of making political statements on situations that he doesn't know enough about, won't make a difference to the people who do, and just serve to get him some points on the internet and piss off those in the midst of it. Maybe he sees a storm brewing with the Rockets and wouldn't mind getting out as I doubt he couldn't predict this reaction from China and the Rockets who depend on them so much.

On the other hand, does anyone know if Tilman would stand to benefit from breaking up with China? That could be another possibility.

Overall, people judge cultures like those in the Far and especially the Middle East far too much. If the people there don't like it, let them change it on their own. It's really none of our business. As this example shows, just because Americans don't agree with what goes on in other countries, it doesn't mean that the people of those countries aren't happy with it.

 

Here you are B-Bob
This is why it is more of a GARM issue at this point. The consequences to the everyday running of the team and its future are real.

 

Human rights are not a domestic issues. Human rights aren't none of our business.
You can stand by and watch as your neighbour is tortured and killed just because he lives across the borderline?

 

It's crazy how many bootlickers their are for the Chinese autocracy. The last South Park episode was so on point it's sad.

 

American posters should spend less time telling other countries citizens on what they should believe.

 

Right now we have the chinese posters and government telling an american citizen and organisation what he should believe.
How about you take your own advice and tell the chinese to shut the **** up and stop meddling in american affairs?

 

Only if Chinese posters can stop telling what opinions our gm can and cannot express.


I disagree with your general philosophy here. Your train of logic implies we should have been silent during the Holocaust as long as Germany contained their atrocities within their borders and never invaded outside.

 

I can't stand by your arguments. Do we have overally aggresive prosecutors? Yes. Do we have mechanisms to improve our predicaments? Yes. We can vote out regimes. We can express dissent.

The Uighur population has no voice except people outside of China. There is no mechanism for them to make change except from outside influences and what is happening to them is far more flagrant than what is happening to minorites currently in the US.

2 million are forced into rededucation camps and are forced to deconvert form their religion. The last time our nation was this atrocious was during pre Civil War.

I'll ask you this. Who should stand up for the Uighur people if they live in a country where the regime is permenatly in place and any dissent is illegal? If your argument is that every nation's citizens should clean up their own house first, who speaks for these people then because every region of the planet has their own internal problems.

 

I believe in an eye for an eye—Shanghai Sharks GM should post #BlackLivesMatter on Weibo.