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so --really--Korea is using Americans for their teamhe lives most of his life in America and he's not American??I see American Alex Gamelin is skating for South Korea
he was granted SKorean citizenship in 2017
what kind of crap is this???!!!
Alexander Gamelin - Wikipedia
Well, he's a South Korean citizen... so he'll skate for South Korea.
What's hard to understand? He's not American.
hahahhahaha
so, all the good athletes can vie to all the countries to grant them citizenship??
no--he's really American--not SKorean--he's white and lived his whole life in America
this is like cheating--that's the problem
Stop whining. If he's granted South Korean citizenship, he's South Korean and can represent them in the games. What's the big deal? May the best athlete win.
If he has Korean citizenship he is Korean..so the SKoreans are using Americans for their team--it's not really a total SKorean Team
1. isn't it dual citizenship?If he has Korean citizenship he is Korean..so the SKoreans are using Americans for their team--it's not really a total SKorean Team
You would have to see if he renounced his US citizenship..1. isn't it dual citizenship?If he has Korean citizenship he is Korean..so the SKoreans are using Americans for their team--it's not really a total SKorean Team
2. he spent his whole life in the US
ok ok hahahahahhahahahahahahahaa hahah
they are using people that have lived their whole lives in the US for their team
so you can live your whole life in ''your country''', but can be another country's team!!!!???!!If he has Korean citizenship he is Korean..so the SKoreans are using Americans for their team--it's not really a total SKorean Team
Yep no law against it...so you can live your whole life in ''your country''', but can be another country's team!!!!???!!If he has Korean citizenship he is Korean..so the SKoreans are using Americans for their team--it's not really a total SKorean Team
sure--but then it's not really country vs country....if they win a medal, it's not really totally a SK winYep no law against it...so you can live your whole life in ''your country''', but can be another country's team!!!!???!!If he has Korean citizenship he is Korean..so the SKoreans are using Americans for their team--it's not really a total SKorean Team
That's not how the Olympic committee sees it..sure--but then it's not really country vs country....if they win a medal, it's not really totally a SK winYep no law against it...so you can live your whole life in ''your country''', but can be another country's team!!!!???!!If he has Korean citizenship he is Korean..so the SKoreans are using Americans for their team--it's not really a total SKorean Team
so --really--Korea is using Americans for their team......he lives most of his life in America and he's not American??I see American Alex Gamelin is skating for South Korea
he was granted SKorean citizenship in 2017
what kind of crap is this???!!!
Alexander Gamelin - Wikipedia
Well, he's a South Korean citizen... so he'll skate for South Korea.
What's hard to understand? He's not American.
hahahhahaha
so, all the good athletes can vie to all the countries to grant them citizenship??
no--he's really American--not SKorean--he's white and lived his whole life in America
this is like cheating--that's the problem
Stop whining. If he's granted South Korean citizenship, he's South Korean and can represent them in the games. What's the big deal? May the best athlete win.
isn't it dual citizenship??so --really--Korea is using Americans for their team......he lives most of his life in America and he's not American??I see American Alex Gamelin is skating for South Korea
he was granted SKorean citizenship in 2017
what kind of crap is this???!!!
Alexander Gamelin - Wikipedia
Well, he's a South Korean citizen... so he'll skate for South Korea.
What's hard to understand? He's not American.
hahahhahaha
so, all the good athletes can vie to all the countries to grant them citizenship??
no--he's really American--not SKorean--he's white and lived his whole life in America
this is like cheating--that's the problem
Stop whining. If he's granted South Korean citizenship, he's South Korean and can represent them in the games. What's the big deal? May the best athlete win.
No, they are using South Koreans for their team.
American-born figure skater closer to representing S. Korea in PyeongChangOne South Korean couple has competed in ice dance in Olympic history — a last-place finish at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Games.
He has been skating internationally for several years and has won awards in foreign nations...So he evidently has not spent his entire life in the US..isn't it dual citizenship??so --really--Korea is using Americans for their team......he lives most of his life in America and he's not American??Well, he's a South Korean citizen... so he'll skate for South Korea.
What's hard to understand? He's not American.
hahahhahaha
so, all the good athletes can vie to all the countries to grant them citizenship??
no--he's really American--not SKorean--he's white and lived his whole life in America
this is like cheating--that's the problem
Stop whining. If he's granted South Korean citizenship, he's South Korean and can represent them in the games. What's the big deal? May the best athlete win.
No, they are using South Koreans for their team.
anyway you look at at--the guy spent his whole life on the US
so he's not really, totally [ hahahah ] SKorean
American-born figure skater closer to representing S. Korea in PyeongChangOne South Korean couple has competed in ice dance in Olympic history — a last-place finish at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Games.
he's as much SKorean as I am black
travelling to sports events is not the same as living thereHe has been skating internationally for several years and has won awards in foreign nations...So he evidently has not spent his entire life in the US..isn't it dual citizenship??so --really--Korea is using Americans for their team......he lives most of his life in America and he's not American??
hahahhahaha
so, all the good athletes can vie to all the countries to grant them citizenship??
no--he's really American--not SKorean--he's white and lived his whole life in America
this is like cheating--that's the problem
Stop whining. If he's granted South Korean citizenship, he's South Korean and can represent them in the games. What's the big deal? May the best athlete win.
No, they are using South Koreans for their team.
anyway you look at at--the guy spent his whole life on the US
so he's not really, totally [ hahahah ] SKorean
American-born figure skater closer to representing S. Korea in PyeongChangOne South Korean couple has competed in ice dance in Olympic history — a last-place finish at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Games.
he's as much SKorean as I am black
isn't it dual citizenship??so --really--Korea is using Americans for their team......he lives most of his life in America and he's not American??Well, he's a South Korean citizen... so he'll skate for South Korea.
What's hard to understand? He's not American.
hahahhahaha
so, all the good athletes can vie to all the countries to grant them citizenship??
no--he's really American--not SKorean--he's white and lived his whole life in America
this is like cheating--that's the problem
Stop whining. If he's granted South Korean citizenship, he's South Korean and can represent them in the games. What's the big deal? May the best athlete win.
No, they are using South Koreans for their team.
anyway you look at at--the guy spent his whole life on the US
so he's not really, totally [ hahahah ] SKorean....
He evidently has a problem no one can figure out..isn't it dual citizenship??so --really--Korea is using Americans for their team......he lives most of his life in America and he's not American??
hahahhahaha
so, all the good athletes can vie to all the countries to grant them citizenship??
no--he's really American--not SKorean--he's white and lived his whole life in America
this is like cheating--that's the problem
Stop whining. If he's granted South Korean citizenship, he's South Korean and can represent them in the games. What's the big deal? May the best athlete win.
No, they are using South Koreans for their team.
anyway you look at at--the guy spent his whole life on the US
so he's not really, totally [ hahahah ] SKorean....
If he has Korean citizenship, he's Korean. Why does this notion threaten you so much?
I'm not threatened --you are now being silly-hahahahhaisn't it dual citizenship??so --really--Korea is using Americans for their team......he lives most of his life in America and he's not American??
hahahhahaha
so, all the good athletes can vie to all the countries to grant them citizenship??
no--he's really American--not SKorean--he's white and lived his whole life in America
this is like cheating--that's the problem
Stop whining. If he's granted South Korean citizenship, he's South Korean and can represent them in the games. What's the big deal? May the best athlete win.
No, they are using South Koreans for their team.
anyway you look at at--the guy spent his whole life on the US
so he's not really, totally [ hahahah ] SKorean....
If he has Korean citizenship, he's Korean. Why does this notion threaten you so much?
I'm not threatened --......isn't it dual citizenship??so --really--Korea is using Americans for their team......Stop whining. If he's granted South Korean citizenship, he's South Korean and can represent them in the games. What's the big deal? May the best athlete win.
No, they are using South Koreans for their team.
anyway you look at at--the guy spent his whole life on the US
so he's not really, totally [ hahahah ] SKorean....
If he has Korean citizenship, he's Korean. Why does this notion threaten you so much?
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it's not really SK people that are competing....
please--PLEASE--specifically explain how I could be threatened in any wayI'm not threatened --......isn't it dual citizenship??so --really--Korea is using Americans for their team......
No, they are using South Koreans for their team.
anyway you look at at--the guy spent his whole life on the US
so he's not really, totally [ hahahah ] SKorean....
If he has Korean citizenship, he's Korean. Why does this notion threaten you so much?
You sure do seem unduly obsessed with this if you're not feeling threatened. If someone is a citizen of a given country, they can represent that country at the Olympics. Pretty simple.
