Gaga Faces Backlash in Hong Kong and Taiwan for Calling Tedros A Superstar

[ANVEEROY 61,216]

20 minutes ago, ANTI WP said:

@Aarghya i hope you know the backstory and history of J&K ..... it always belongs to them ...

 

actually that post was intended to China 

I know that back-story. We used to be one country, so yes. 

I asked a question. I didn't called you out. 

Good to know you opinion about J&K 

[Lifeline 539]

She needs to keep quiet on political issues she’s unfamiliar with. Sometimes she does come across as a tone deaf privileged white woman ngl. 

[Easy 5,304]

4 minutes ago, OooooooO said:

I’m sorry for being insensitive but I just remembered when Gaga met Dalai Chinese liddos said the same thing like Gaga hated and didn’t care for her chinese liddos. Now Taiwanese liddos did the same thing.

On the bright side she did bring y’all together to hate her. It’s so funny to me .

Gaga meeting Dalai aligns with what she stands for. The way Gaga has always been outspoken about human rights and freedom kind of hints that she wouldn’t support many problematic acts of the Chinese government. Therefore being a Chinese monster, realizing your idol doesn’t agree with your country and burning your stan card is very contradictory. If you liked Gaga’s value, how could you agree with your country’s acts.

On the other hand, Hong Kong and Taiwan want human rights and freedom. We see Gaga as a spiritual leader. We support the values she keeps on teaching the world even though those values might go against what our governments think. We are being disappointed because her act even though is probably unintentional, betrays what she has been telling the world. It’s not the same as the China case. She can say terrible things about my government and I will still support her because I’m not blindly patriotic. I even hate my government because my government is on the opposite side of the spectrum when it comes to human rights.

You see what I mean?

[InstantDejavu 571]

Asia needs to stop holding mirrors in front of others and start looking into them theirself. They censor everything, hence the doctor who acknowledged the covid virus was shut up and is now dead allegedly by covid. Coincedence? I think not. These parts of the world (and some others) don't know what democracy and human rights are.

So how could anyone blame Gaga when they should be blaming their political leaders. Guess Gaga is the easy one to blame as their president will have them thrown in jail or killed.

[DoremonLove 8,147]

And i tht its impossible to find something negative in this whole concert 

[berlinforme 5,300]

She's raised over a $ 100 million and that's what they wanna talk about, okay. It was organized together with the WHO, what do they expect? Calling him an idiot on air? 

[Varys 30,891]

5 minutes ago, berlinforme said:

She's raised over a $ 100 million and that's what they wanna talk about, okay. It was organized together with the WHO, what do they expect? Calling him an idiot on air? 

If i lived there i would be offended to tbh. I doubt Taiwan will see any benefit of the 100 million dollar too

 

[Adakam 2]

Well, you cant make everyone happy, even on a charity event.

Btw, its as ridiculous as China banning her

[TWICE on hatius 4,746]

2 minutes ago, Easy said:

Gaga meeting Dalai aligns with what she stands for. The way Gaga has always been outspoken about human rights and freedom kind of hints that she wouldn’t support many problematic acts of the Chinese government. Therefore being a Chinese monster, realizing your idol doesn’t agree with your country and burning your stan card is very contradictory. If you liked Gaga’s value, how could you agree with your country’s acts.

On the other hand, Hong Kong and Taiwan want human rights and freedom. We see Gaga as a spiritual leader. We support the values she keeps on teaching the world even though those values might go against what our governments think. We are being disappointed because her act even though is probably unintentional, betrays what she has been telling the world. It’s not the same as the China case. She can say terrible things about my government and I will still support her because I’m not blindly patriotic. I even hate my government because my government is on the opposite side of the spectrum when it comes to human rights.

You see what I mean?

I understand your political belief regarding Gaga’s compliments toward WHO director. I don’t have any comments on that matter.

But my country has a saying that when your legs hurt, that all you care about. I think your country’s hurt right now. Of course, you will and have all rights to care your benefits first.

WHO is really shady with their pro-China agenda but they are still one of the most powerful health organizations worldwide to help Gaga’s vision. Like imagine if Gaga didn’t collab with them, she would not have such large donation from corporations. And that the donation eventually will help the front line workers and the concert has entertained countless other countries’ citizens. Her controversial compliments  will be soon forgotten but her actions live on. She didn’t stray away from her message much to me.

I hate that Taiwan is on the opposite side of what Gaga’s trying to do for the rest of the world. But Gaga has to walk in the middle path at some point for the greater benefits. But I don’t expect anyone to put Gaga before their country’s benefits so I get it if you see Gaga or me being hypocritical. 

[Chesescake 4,003]

I still like her... 

[berlinforme 5,300]

10 minutes ago, Varys said:

If i lived there i would be offended to tbh. I doubt Taiwan will see any benefit of the 100 million dollar too

 

I don't know exactly what Gaga said. But just the expection she would need to distance herself from him (or avoid speaking about Tedros at all) after he organized this event with her, is ridiculous in my opinion. 
I totally understand (and generally support) HK's and Taiwan's stance on this, but it's a systemic problem of the WHO that Gaga has no influence on. People CHOOSE to be offended by so little things everyday, if they wanna do that, fine. Still find it unreasonable. 
 

[PawsUpTaiwan 14]

2 hours ago, GipJo said:

Taiwan is not an independent country, and it's fact.

Can you study history and read more news? Taiwan is an independent country. We have our own president and government, and that's it. 

[TWICE on hatius 4,746]

Noah fence, I have encountered some of East Asia liddos and you all have your avi as your stomach area.

[Linus Gaga 8,201]

i feel so bad about this, feeling bad for Gaga 

[Bradley 59,064]

2 hours ago, little legend said:

The fact that China banned her cause *she is against China* and Taiwan and Hong Kong hate her cause *she supports China *

 

 

A true reverse China-Taiwan-HongKongian expedition.