harmonica
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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.
and, if you want the best to win, then why have medals given for the countries?? just let the best athletes compete --that would mean some countries would have more competitors...their would be no limit on the number of athletes per team