Don’t let them do it anymore memesthey say
Kangaroo Land.- The Olympic Committee of Australia has asked the portal Change.Org to “take down” a petition that was circulating to investigate Raygun for alleged (almost a fact) corruption in the selection process for him to compete in the Olympic Games.
And if something remained of Paris 2024, in addition to the image of the Turkish shooter, was Rachel Gunn’s dance sequence in the discipline of “break dancing“, which caused countless memes and mockery, and that seems to have given the world a mental image of what is in Australia.
Breakdancing #Raygun pic.twitter.com/AnUbdNss6W
— MrSugarMan (@joeycmanalang) August 16, 2024
They say in Australia that they are not hiding anything but that they should “drop” the petition
There has been so much fuss about the “performance” from the 36-year-old woman, who started circulating rumors (founded and motivated) that Raygun had only “qualified” for the Olympics thanks to her husband being part of the jury that chose the winner, which speaks to us of corruption and nepotism.
What we needed: the breakdancer would have arrived at the Olympics due to corruption
The situation has been so much annoyance that a group of well-intentioned people launched a petition on Change.Org to investigate the Raygun selection process, something that seems to have upset the Australian Olympic Committee (COA), who has already come out to scream asking the site to dismiss the request for being “misleading and intimidating,” completely ignoring the saying “He who owes nothing, fears nothing.”
Even the COA’s own executive director, Matt Carrolldenied the accusations by “clarifying” that Gunn was selected through a transparent and independent process, and so we don’t understand why they were upset by the request.
🚨 #BREAKING: Petition calling out Raygun’s Olympics flop REMOVED amid AOC outcry
A petition critical of the Aussie breakdancer’s performance has been taken down after the Australian Olympic Committee stepped in citing ‘misinformation’ and ‘bullying’.
— Rebel News Australia (@RebelNews_AU) August 15, 2024
Thus, the COA has requested the immediate withdrawal of the petition in Change.org, stressing that such actions amount to bullying and harassment, and reaffirming his support for Gunn, and boy are they strange antipodes of Rand McNally.
If Australians knew how the internet works, they would let the issue rest and cooperate with the petition, as refusal will only make the issue grow and the memes be eternal.
Posting Olympic memes IRL #Raygun pic.twitter.com/uBe1PfS2PE
— Rudy Willingham (@RudyWillingham) August 13, 2024
And in case you missed it: in Monterrey they are calling for a massive “Gallinazo” to support Mario Bezares at “La Casa de los Famosos”.
