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glitterati December 8 2011, 19:24:32 UTC
His horribly under-appreciative and soul-sucking Chanadian overlords must also make him live in a bubble, pray 4 patrick

smh

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tamaryokucha December 8 2011, 19:26:37 UTC
Just curious, but what did PChan say about Joubert? I think I may have missed it.

I had no idea until you said it right now that there are accusations of human rights violations against China.

It astounds me he didn't know this. LOL I CAN'T.

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warmuse December 8 2011, 19:30:14 UTC
obviously his youtube haters have kidnapped him and raised him in captivity with no knowledge of the ACTUAL HUMAN CIVILISATION ON THIS PLANET. He's a poor dear child, you must understand ;_;

and idk I'm too sleep-deprived to remember what he said to Joubert, it's just at the back of my mind...

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tamaryokucha December 8 2011, 19:44:50 UTC
In all honesty, with Chinese parents he'd be the type I'd expect to at least be aware of this. It's probably why they immigrated in the first place (correct me if I'm wrong, I know very little about PChan because I don't curr enough).

It's fine bb! Get yourself some rest.

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warmuse December 9 2011, 02:17:38 UTC
um, just saying, many of the chinese expats are not political immigrants. Also, especially since his parents are from Hong Kong, I highly doubt they were politically persecuted for anything (PChan was born in Canada, which means that his parents left HK when it was still a British territory).

You know I don't love PChan but I have to point this out~

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stupdsxyflaneur December 8 2011, 19:51:14 UTC
Lmao, so was this bigger than I thought? The sycophantic PJ certainly jumped in fast for damage control.

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stupdsxyflaneur December 8 2011, 20:25:01 UTC
Fascinating. I'm sure they'll get this swept under the rug by tomorrow. The Canadian figure skating media machine is pretty big. Probably bigger than what the actual interest in figure skating in CAN warrants, but I won't derail.

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tesla_titania December 8 2011, 22:55:44 UTC
Wow. I read some of the comments on the original article... It certainly generated some attention for Paddy, but I don't think this is the type of attention he wanted.

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misslauraj December 8 2011, 19:57:31 UTC
Not appreciating Patrick enough has pushed him over the edge.

Can't help but feel a little responsible.

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whitebamboo December 8 2011, 20:22:31 UTC
It's true that the statements he made previously came across to me as kind of self-absorbed. Basically, it sounded like he is totally unaware of the fact that everybody makes sacrifices, and that he would only think about a country in terms of how much attention/support/money it can give him, specifically.

But without getting into various political opinions, to be honest I find the question about "siding with a country accused of human rights violations" even more stupid (as are most of the comments under the Globe and Mail article). He should be allowed to say something positive about China without people turning it into some sort of cold war geopolitical us vs. them.

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knigolubka December 8 2011, 20:26:12 UTC
I agree with all you say, especially the 2d point.

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whitebamboo December 8 2011, 20:52:21 UTC
Heh, tbh I was actually thinking a moment about how to answer that question if I were him (lol what), and...I probably wouldn't be able to answer it all that well when I was 20. (Especially if he doesn't want to piss off his Chinese fans, either, of which there are some.)

But then again, I doubt I would have said all that nonsense that got all this started at age 20, either. *shrugs*

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knigolubka December 8 2011, 20:56:51 UTC
That's the reason he's in a deep need of media training :/

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