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In China, on the other hand, she's getting dragged for only posting it now. YUQI held out as long as she could too... I'm not a fan, but objectively, she had no choice

The poster argues YUQI delayed posting as long as possible, prompting fierce pushback from users who reject that defense.

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In China, on the other hand, she's getting dragged for only posting it now. YUQI held out as long as she could too... I'm not a fan, but objectively, she had no choice.

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AnonymousTheQoo

By that logic, why do Japanese right-wingers get criticized? Are we supposed to understand them too because they said that sh*t while in their own country? Looooool. If you want to defend it, just keep quiet.

AnonymousTheQoo

Are people in our country kind or just suckers? They're out here defending both the Japanese right and Sinocentrism. No wonder people call fans handmaidens. Fandom really comes before country. There need to be strong penalties so they'll at least watch themselves. They do this because it doesn't hurt their ability to make money. China stops people from countries it doesn't get along with from performing there.

AnonymousTheQoo

There are Chinese people who don't do it, apparently; so why are you defending this?