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USA cope. This is literally a pic from a practice session a week ago, team competition hasn't even started yet.
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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2024
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China-DPRK going 1-2 in mixed doubles, love to see it!
Didn't at least some of the Americans also disparage their Chinese competitors after losing
ed. Was a tennis player
A tennis player said she didn't respect her opponent as a competitor, said she was too cut throat. Fun fact: The opponent was Zheng, the tennis star who western media said was disappeared by the CCP, and was very concerned about for a minute
Ah yeah, that is what I was thinking of
How does the olympics work why are the only countries competing china, NK, Japan, and the USA no matter which of the sports I look at? Is this like the just first round elimination and then the other countries will play?
You should watch the NBC abridged coverage of the China/NK mixed doubles. Basically no winning NK points even though they kept it close the whole time. Such bad, clearly biased coverage, no love of the competition.
I love Olympic level table tennis. It's like the table is at best a decoration.
Reddit is now a disinformation shithole as X
Edit : i don't know why i put the "now", it always has been.
Now?
13 stars, 13 stripes. We simply do not recognize any of these Johnny-come-lately states
I can't find the reddit post but this exact same picture and title are floating around Facebook, LinkedIn, so it's reasonable to figure it's a pro-West troll farm posting these around wherever it can
i know it's a misinfo post, but I wanted somewhere to put these thoughts:
just the other day, the USA was celebrating it's first men's gymnastic gold medal in 16 years, with praise especially going to Stephen Nedoroscik. But you didn't hear a single peep about how 'that's not a very american last name' or 'america probably doesn't deserve that medal' like you would if he was Asian American. just a subtle bit of sino/asia-phobia that comes around every olympics (and you'll see the same for any assumed 100% white country)
Happy birthday to these future US gold medalists
I feel like on some level the US doesn't deserve the medals this team might win. I really can't put my thoughts into a reasonable form though.
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