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Call It Soccer. You Can Suck It, China.
There’s already plenty of reason to believe American football is the only real football, but if you need any more reassurance, look no further than the reaction and apologies that followed Kylian Mbappé’s joke about Mao Zedong.
Real Madrid’s star forward appeared in a backstage interview for a French online show, where they asked him about his favorite meme of himself. He picked one depicting him as a Chinese dictator, apparently referencing Mao Zedong.
First of all, really funny; second, Mbappe isn’t Chinese; and third, Mao Zedong is dead and evil, so who cares.
But alas, within days, the soccer star and La Liga’s president issued official apologies. That was, of course, after Chinese sponsors pulled the plug on the French player (or perhaps the CCP volun-told the companies to do so.)
All because someone made a funny joke about Mao Zedong.
The guy contributed to the deaths of tens of millions of people. Mao’s kill count surpasses Hitler and Stalin; he’s got them by more than 25 million bodies.
But we shouldn’t be surprised. This is exactly what happens when global corporations get a taste of that sweet Chinese revenue: the CCP’s demands become the same as their own.
And soccer isn’t the only sport guilty of this communist grifting.