MSNBC Senior producer under fire for referring to China’s “ALLEGED” human rights abuses

Senior MSNBC Producer Kyle Griffin is getting brutally ripped on Twitter for referring to China’s “ALLEGED” human rights abuses.

Griffen tweeted “Japan has decided not to send senior officials to the Beijing Olympics in February — a move that will align it with the U.S. diplomatic boycott over China’s alleged human rights abuses.”

Here are some of the responses:

“They’re not “alleged” as we have footage of interment camps.”

“Thanks, “alleged” news source.”

“Alleged” pic.twitter.com/8TXO81TMpf

— Jon Levine (@LevineJonathan) December 27, 2021

Your style guide is allegedly compromised. pic.twitter.com/gGy8BcxuxJ

— Jimmy (@JimmyPrinceton) December 27, 2021

“NBC paid $7.75 billion for the rights to the Olympics from 2022 to 2032, including Beijing, so the word “alleged” is doing a lot of CYA here.”

NBC paid $7.75 billion for the rights to the Olympics from 2022 to 2032, including Beijing, so the word “alleged” is doing a lot of CYA here. https://t.co/becheIv4mi

— Tim Murtaugh (@TimMurtaugh) December 27, 2021

“NBC chooses to air the Olympics in China, despite the opportunity it gives one of the greatest human rights abusers in the world to whitewash its crimes. Also, from NBC talent: “alleged human rights abuses.””

NBC chooses to air the Olympics in China, despite the opportunity it gives one of the greatest human rights abusers in the world to whitewash its crimes.

Also, from NBC talent: “alleged human rights abuses.” https://t.co/8dys3RsjKc

— Chris Hartline (@ChrisHartline) December 27, 2021

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