Jackie Chan Wants to Join the Chinese Communist Party

[pjcomix]

It's hard to think of how to humiliate yourself more than John Cena's pathetic apology to the Chinese Communist Party for the "high crime" of mentioning that Taiwan was a country. Well, action star Jackie Chan might have actually outperformed Cena in self-humiliation by declaring that he wanted to become a member of the Chinese Communist Party.

Chan, with an obvious eye on the vast Chinese movie market, made his declaration as reported by the Sunday Global Times, a mouthpiece for the CCP, in "Jackie Chan expresses willingness to join CPC."

https://newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/pj-gladnick/2021/07/13/jackie-chan-wants-join-chinese-communist-party

[sneakypete]

https://newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/pj-gladnick/2021/07/13/jackie-chan-wants-join-chinese-communist-party

@pjcomix

Chan should get some business cards printed that say "Jackie Chan,whore for rent."

[jafo2010]

Chan was born in Hong Kong, spent a number of years in China.  No mystery here. 

[skeeter]

I knew Jackie Chan was a putz when I read he declared he not being cast in US romantic lead roles was because of racism.

[jmyrlefuller]

The problem with Communism is that he may want to join the CCP, but the CCP doesn't have to let him in.

Communist parties are exclusive clubs. They're not like political parties here in America where anyone can join them. They have to maintain their privileges by keeping their circles small. As for Chan, Communism tends to frown on "arts" professions like movie actors.

[Killer Clouds]

Put Chan on a plane one way to China after taking away his American citizenship.

[Cyber Liberty]

Put Chan on a plane one way to China after taking away his American citizenship.

I don't think he's an American citizen.

[Cyber Liberty]

The problem with Communism is that he may want to join the CCP, but the CCP doesn't have to let him in.

Communist parties are exclusive clubs. They're not like political parties here in America where anyone can join them. They have to maintain their privileges by keeping their circles small. As for Chan, Communism tends to frown on "arts" professions like movie actors.

According to Wiki, he's already heavily involved in the CCP.

[christian]

Jackie Chan long played the clueless virgin type, except he got his start in porn.  Fooled a lot of people, as for Jackie becoming a member of China's Communist party, i have long suspected he has long been such a member.  He's such a virgin, like jimma Carter, in his achy breaky heart.
How easy it is to fool the clueless, eh ?
 

[Killer Clouds]

I don't think he's an American citizen.

That makes it easier then. All these idiots that hate the US so much can leave. The US gives them the freedom to do so.

[GtHawk]

This really isn't news, and Chan lost me years ago with his anti American rhetoric.

From 2013
Americans know Jackie Chan best for his cheery, acrobatic performances in action movies such as "Rumble in the Bronx" and "Rush Hour," made successful by his amazing martial artistry and self-effacing comedy. Chinese know Chan, a Hong Kong native, for largely the same reasons. But they also know him for something most Americans might find surprising: He is passionately political, a staunch defender of the Chinese Communist Party and harsh critic of anyone he sees as opposing Beijing. Today, that includes the United States.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2013/01/10/the-anti-americanism-of-jackie-chan/

If Chan wasn't a multi millionaire and useful to the Chicoms as successful world renown celebrity he wouldn't be any better treated than a normal every day Chinese drone.