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Why aren't we talking about Novak Djokovic
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Anonymous
Cool story, but that still doesn't explain why the rest of the world hates him too. Learned behavior as well? 
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Anonymous
The rest of the world doesn't hate him. He is loved and respected in Asia and India and in the Middle East. |
Anonymous
Dream on clown |
Anonymous
It's well established who the loved ones are. Djokovic is not. Go to Twitter and see, none of those haters are actually from the Balkans. The worst part is - he did it to himself. |
Anonymous
He did not do it to himself. Immigration Minister Hawke said that he had a valid exemption. The case is not BCS Djokovic is a public threat to law and order. Read about it some more: https://www.theage.com.au/sport/australia-declares-djokovic-a-risk-to-civil-order-and-public-health-20220114-p59oex.html In reality is Oz Prime Minister did not make any statements about Djokovic he would have quietly entered the country been allowed in, and there would be no media circus. Nothing but politicians using him to promote themselves in a year of elections. |
Anonymous
| Do we have to go over this again? He lied on his immigration form. Doctored his fake positive test and he also submitted the false test after the deadline of dec 10th. He’s going down and he’s not coming back for 3 years so suck it |
Anonymous
| He's a liar and a DB. He deserves what he gets and if it ruins his career, so be it. Jackass. |
Anonymous
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What? A leftist magazine calls this all Politics, not health?
https://foreignpolicy.com/2022/01/14/novak-djokovic-visa-australia-covid-19-vaccine/ |
Anonymous
He would NOT have quietly entered the country because that's impossible when he was running his mouth on social media. Who goes around parading with " I've got an exemption" coming into the country where people have been under the strictest lockdown on the planet, for solid 2 years 
Not to mention in reality he is simply not a media darling to begin with, and he will never be. He ain't Federer; sorry. |
Anonymous
Regardless, he should have known better. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
No. The federal government is responsible for border control. The tennis tournament and state really do not have a say. All he had to do was get vaccinated. Instead it looked like he lied about testing positive, traveling before coming to the country, etc. If you fill out forms and lie on them you are done. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| I work with athletes and I believe him when he says that he didn’t do the documents. At his level, someone else handles this. |
Anonymous
That doesn’t really matter. If Australian law is anything like US on this point, if you authorize someone to sign documents on your behalf, you are agreeing to be responsible for why they sign, represent, etc. If you allow someone to use your signature who is going to flagrantly lie in your name, that is on you. |