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Carpe Diem: 2019.10.21 SLAM DUNK ASS-KISSERS [REV]

by James A. Clapp

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If the young protesters of Hong Kong require any additional indication of what life will be like under the lifelong Communist regime of Emperor Xi they can always get some clues from the good ole US of A, a politically corrupt capitalist empire ruled by a malevolent moron. I refer here to the most recent strain in relations between the so-called republics over the statement of an official of the Houston Rockets professional basketball team in support of democracy in Hong Kong that seems to have really pissed off at the Beijing boys. Initially, some of the players for the Rockets who were collecting a little off-season cash by showing their skills to what turns out to be a burgeoning China market for NBA games and merch.  They dutifully kow-towed their apologies to the Chinese authorities, a vision that was not easy to abide given that these African American players, descendants of slaves, are free, rich, bling-be-dangled celebrities who appear to be more interested in their bank accounts than their self-respect. (Even LeBron James, normally of well-reasoned opinions on social matters, blew it in criticizing the Hong Kong protesters supporter. Apparently, money talks louder than principle.)

The Hong Kong an equivalent of the Houston Rockets is the Hong Kong Police force that has sold out their friends, neighbors, and relatives whose rights they are supposed to protect, but prefer ass-kissing their Beijing bosses. Amazingly, the Hong Kong protesters are tenaciously holding onto their rights to free speech and assembly, rights that don’t seem to matter as much to America’s NBSlaves (now to Chinese Communists as well as American capitalists) who don’t seem to have much memory of those marches in Birmingham and the dogs and firehoses unleashed upon their grandparents. Puffed up with their self-importance over there socially meaningless games of sport while others are risking their lives to retain and preserve human rights these athletes, and the adoring yahoos who purchase their merch a lot to take a moment to see what’s going on in the real world.

These Hong Kong kids, who were throwing back tear gas canisters at the own cops who have sold them out for less than those ass-kissing Houston Rockets, refuse to be sold out on the most fundamental element of democracy––free-speech.  African-American men should be on the front lines with Hongkongers singing “we shall overcome.” It’s a slam dunk, brothers.

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6 comments

Eileen Mance 2019-10-20 - 5:35 pm

Bravo, Jim.

James A. Clapp 2019-10-21 - 9:26 am

Glad you are on board this, E.

bob 2019-10-20 - 7:32 pm

Bravo! It always amazes me that China has, for years, slammed Tibet yet here in liberal San Francisco not a peep!! Our Board of Supervisors prides itself with its resolutions on every world and national problem, yet has been silent to what is happening in China. And then there is colin kaepernick, how i wish he would use his Nike contract to leverage publicity on the HK issue.

James A. Clapp 2019-10-21 - 9:26 am

The Hong Kong Chinese were sold out by Margaret Sacher in 1984, left to fight for hey democracy that the British denied them for 150 years. I would not expect them to get much support from a country that just sold out their Kurdish as allies for a political gain. But I am especially disappointed in our black professional athletes. Remember, there were only a few of them who took a knee with Kaepernick.

Benny Leung 2019-10-20 - 8:28 pm

Thank you Professor, your speech for the Hong Kong people especially the youngsters.
Many people largely Policemen are short sighted, they don’t understand they are destroying
their own home which their children will live.
My wife Lily & I had a good trip for 42 days last year from Southampton to Singapore. Next May we will take a tour for 77 days around the Pacific Rim.

May the Lord bless you. Best regards.
Ben

James A. Clapp 2019-10-21 - 9:18 am

Ben, if only there were more people like you and Lily who Understood the importance of what is taking place in Hong Kong. I hope that you will spread the word when you are on your travels. My very best wishes to you.

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