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I didn’t condemn her for anything. I don’t care how she handles her opinions. I only said she got what she asked for by doing what she did by attacking China in the press. China condemned her. But the problem is she now wants to enter a beauty contest event in China and they don’t want her there, so she plays the woe is me card because she did something that got her banned from the country. It’s their country, their rules, and they can un-invite anyone they want that they feel doesn’t live up to their standards or insults their people, leaders, or country’s theology, no matter what they are and how they interpret them.

If she had kept her mouth shut concerning China, like I said, she probably would have been welcomed back like the returning prodigal daughter. But if you do things or say things that could, and in this case did, upset the country, it was her decision to do so and put her return in jeopardy. China didn’t ask for her opinion publicly and is doing what they feel is justice to her attacks.

“You’re a real hoot bro...”

Attacking a person for an opinion is not how a debate is accomplished. If you want to debate the issue of my opinion, then you show me where I’m wrong. But remember, the rules are from a foreign country, not the US, so it won’t make any difference whether either of us feels it is morally or legally wrong. China has every privilege to do what they did. It’s their country. And the only person she has to blame for this is herself. People who badmouth others may get away with it in this country...look at the attacks on Trump, his family, and the people that support him. Here you take the chance of jail, lawsuits, and unless you physically threaten this country, you can say anything you want. Not so in China. You roll the dice, you take the chance. She crapped out.

rwood