Chinese tennis player update: China brings out Yao Ming to prove she’s ok

RIP

 

Disney/ABC/ESPN must really need that money from China. Not a word about this on ESPN, and they were all over Naomi for a minute when she was speaking out on mental health.

 

https://www.espn.com/tennis/story/_...reabouts-peng-shuai-sexual-assault-allegation

 

LOL, I saw this after I posted it. Still, it's buried in the tennis section on their website. Anything Naomi Osaka was top news this summer. NBC had this story more prominently featured.

 

that’s that new lace front

 

They’re harvesting her healthy organs even as we speak. Where are the CCP bootlickers on this site? Please chime and let us hear your excellent thoughts on your beloved China and WinnieTheFlu.

Yesterday I saw a grotesque video where CCP healthcare workers bashed a dog upside down the head with a crow bar inside someone’s apartment and killed the dog in the name of Covid.

I’m a dog lover and if I only have one wish in this lifetime, it is to see these evil heathens CCP burn and rot in hell.

 

The Chinese government and the CCP are disgusting and it is unacceptable that the rest of the world does nothing.

 

It's scary, the Big Brother reach of the Chinese government has started to have a clear impact on how the US media covers or spins their behavior.

 

Hell yeah they will. We should also ban their 2022 Winter Olympics.

 

Dude's hair looks like that of a freaking playmobil figure.

 

Siege heil！

 

Let me chime in with my 2 cents.

I don't know the whereabouts of Peng, but my educated guess is that she's probably laying low - it could be that she regrets it or she was asked to shut up (or both). From my understanding - I saw the captured image of Peng's original post, she wasn't forced per se but rather influenced and talked into the relationship. It was more or less like what Al Pacino did to Charlize Theron in "Devil's Advocate". Yes, from the age difference, and from the sensitive nature of the old guy in powerful position, it was creepy and wrong. If it had happened in the States, it probably would have gone viral in FB and TWTR. Except for that 30 minutes of crazy hits, you never hear about it any more in China. But I don't think you can really put that guy in jail for the relationship - which went on for several years, and Peng was upset later on that the old dude wasn't serious enough. So she went on Weibo to vent her disappointment and remorse.

What's on display here is obviously censorship instead of "organ harvest" or "genocide". In my opinion, one should condemn any wrong doings but avoid accusing someone or group or country at will simply because you don't like them. You can accuse CCP of many things, but dumb they are not. Similarly, people were "worried" about Ma Yun, but he showed up in a charity event after several months of laying low. It's not the 60's any more, such high profile figure won't just disappear forever. Censorship has been kicked up several notches during recent years. Hardliners in the Western world has certainly made it more difficult for CCP leaders, but consequently, also made it more difficult for average Chinese people and Chinese companies. That's just life.

As for the bad person brutally abused the dog, he was widely condemned in China, and was being dealt with by law as well. He wasn't a healthcare worker, but local assistant on contract base (similar to Blackwater guys in Iraq?). In my opinion, he should be sentenced for several years behind the jail bar. However, it's irresponsible to claim that CCP was behind it. It's not possible for any party or government to order the killing of one pet, not even Nazis. During those lockdowns, there were many incidents that local staff could/should have handled better, and there were extreme incidents like this violating laws. Most of them happened in inner provinces or rural areas, while Shanghai gets straight As for managing it as openly and as humanely possible (for instance, your pets are allowed to stay with you at quarantine or there are designated volunteer workers to help feed them, and the healthcare bureau never disclosed identifies of those infected or carriers).

It's simplistic just say CCP is evil whenever anything negative happened in China. It doesn't help and only adds hatred to both sides, because there is no way you can wipe out 90 million CCP members or 1.4 billion Chinese people off the map, now that would be real genocide. I guess the Western world politicians have long given up the idea of "regime change" in heart, although they still pay lip services to get votes. Figuring out a peaceful way for co-existence is important and only viable option.

 

So Xi and the CCP hasn't gone completely evil and nuts......yet?
That's very inspiring.