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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is sooooooo hypocritical that we have athletes living in this country who get to enjoy all of the benefits of living in the US, but then go compete under the banner of another country. Eileen Gu loves all of the freedom in the US, was born a US citizen, yet has no qualms about enriching herself as an athlete for 'China' while the country she competes for has systemic oppression of multiple ethnic minorities ongoing at the moment. Zhu Yi is also a hypocrite, because she enjoys living in California while skating for China. Why is it that all of these traitors to the US Olympic seem to be coming from blue states like California too? If they are living in blue democrat states, shouldn't they be tuned into socially progressive agendas that run those states? How could you possibly live in California while simultaneously make money representing a country that commits some of the worst human rights violations in the modern world? Such hypocrisy. Athletes like Gu should lose all benefits of living in the US, starting with her presidential scholars program benefits, which is intended for US citizens. [/quote] Agree 100%. Eileen Gu in particular should not only lose her scholarship but also be shunned by US companies and shamed by the media for representing China with its horrific human rights abuses, chronic intellectual property theft, and cyber attacks on networks across the globe. - hardcore Maggat-hating Democrat [/quote] What makes you think she needs a scholarship? This is a girl who went to a $50K/yr private school and currently makes millions of dollars a year from endorsements. She is not hurting for cash, and she's going to "not hurt" for it even less.[/quote]
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