CanItGetAnyWorse wrote:Philc1 wrote:Wait til China finds out we didn’t resign Lin
LOL - Almost spit my tea out with that one!
But seriously, I think it is great that players speak their mind. Do it in a good way and be respectful but if there is forced labor, things akin to concentration camps, etc. going on, then this should be front and center.
A whole lot of money is going to the NBA from China. Sensitive topic, but I'll put morals before money every time.
I'd be willing to sacrifice (just like we do for the environment) to know we are helping our brothers in China (or elsewhere) have a better life.
It will result in less income for players and the NBA, but cheaper ticket prices for us, maybe?
Lin's family is originally from Taiwan, which is regarded by mainland China as its integral part, but temporarily occupied by a malicious imperialist puppet junta. So, expect a full Knicks schedule on PRC's main TV channels.
Kanter is the man, and forced labor is a grave problem, but I keep asking myself how many things that I use daily are actually a product of forced labor. Scary to think how high the percentage probably is. Until consumers wake up and demand manufacturers to show clear provenance of the goods they sell, forced labor in various sorts of gulags will continue.