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Patriotism is no excuse for online verbal violence

China Daily | Updated: 2015-09-07 07:39

Taiwan singer Fan Fan was recently scolded by some Chinese netizens for not being "patriotic", because she posted pictures of her twin toddlers on her micro blog on Sept 3, the day marking the 70th anniversary of the victory in the war against Japanese aggression. She later apologized for "displeasing some netizens". Comments:

In fact, it is those self-proclaimed patriotic netizens that need to apologize to Fan, because their ignorance has offended her right to share the joy of parenting. Such a rude and impolite mindset has reflected that some of us only act on impulse and ill-will, in a bid to present their love for the country. Fan has every right to post her happy life online on the day of the commemoration activities, regardless of her original intention.

Qianjiang Evening News, Sept 6

Patriotism is no excuse for online verbal violence

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