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NBA to return to China with two pre-season games: report

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The NBA has long been pro red China, bowing to emperor Xi.

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The NBA lost hundreds of millions of dollars as a result of the NBA being taken off Chinese television until 2022.

The cost of his freedom of speech. This is worst than yelling "fire" at a theatre and should be banned.

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No more toxics please.

The NBA lost hundreds of millions of dollars as a result of the NBA being taken off Chinese television until 2022.

Good, keep doing it China..

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Like everything else with China: a mistake doing business there.

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quercetumDec. 6 06:52 pm JST

The NBA lost hundreds of millions of dollars as a result of the NBA being taken off Chinese television until 2022.

The cost of his freedom of speech. This is worst than yelling "fire" at a theatre and should be banned.

Encouraging people to support democracy is not threatening their lives outside of China.

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Someone has to pay Steph's salary. Follow the dollar and the yuan.

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"We had a well-known incident there pre-pandemic with a tweet and China's government took us off the air for a period of time," Silver said. "We accepted that. We stood by our values."

So you will continue to uphold said values?

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Waiting for nba tweets in support of taiwan

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The NBA is only about money. They will sell their souls to get more. Certain countries are buying their way in at the cost of limiting everyone's free speech inside the NBA to things that the CCP approves.

Would be funny of the teams scheduled to play there all got sick just before those flights. Let the owners play for entertainment. The world is watching the NBA players and their actions AND their prohibited actions.

They should schedule games in Taiwan too, if they are playing in China and let everyone say whatever they like and show whatever banners they like on TV.

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