町の人にタダで貰ったものだけで、相手を満腹にさせろ対決がまさかの好勝負！！！

スイカもっと美味しく食べたら〜ふざけすぎて最低やな〜

見るのやめたあ

DASHの0円食堂みたいな感じかと思いきや、ただただ町歩く一般人から買ったもの強奪するクソ企画で草生えない。。

あっ(この動画削除されそう)

貰うだけなら東海オンエア愛されてるな〜で終わるけど、苦しそうに食べるのはね…企画が良くなかった。

お金持ちが庶民からせびるのは全然良心痛む。けど、実際会ったら自分も買った中から1番いいのあげちゃうなぁ笑

一気に冷めたなぁ…悲しいね。

東海大好きだけどこの企画はまじで狂ってるよ
善意で頂いたものを不味そうに嫌々食べてるの流石にやばすぎ
ファンはメンバーの苦しがってるところ確かに好きだけどそういうことじゃない

これで炎上したら食材分けた人も泣く…

いない人を嘆いても仕方ないが主砲がいなくなってから企画がつまらなくなった。早く帰ってきてくれー

最近まじで天狗になっちゃったなぁ
特にてつりょうの俺らがお願いしたら何でも貰えるっしょ感が見え見えで嫌すぎる。

岡崎市の顔とも言える存在が市民苦しめてどうする

りょうの結婚できない大理由

The Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) hosted a hearing on March 20, 2024: “Stopping the Crime of Organ Harvesting—What More Must Be Done?” Four witnesses testified during the hearing and provided detailed action that can be taken to end forced organ harvesting by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

The Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) held a hearing on March 20, 2024 to stop forced organ harvesting in China.

CECC Chair: “An Atrocity Unmatched in Its Wickedness”

Chris Smith, U.S. Representative and Chair of CECC, started the hearing by highlighting its significance, “It is an important hearing, one which addresses one of the most persistent, horrific human rights abuses of our time, but sadly, one which has not received the widespread attention and condemnation it deserves.” He’s previously held two hearings in the U.S. Congress and said organ harvesting is unimaginable and unacceptable.

U.S. Representative and CECC Chair Chris Smith hosted the hearing on March 20, 2024.

Citing previous findings in 2019 from the China Tribunal by Sir Geoffry Nice, Smith said the tribunal concluded “unanimously and sure beyond a reasonable doubt—that in China forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience has been practiced for a substantial period of time, involving a substantial amount of victims.” More specifically, the main victims were Falun Gong practitioners and Uyghurs.

“Forced organ harvesting on an industrial scale in China is an atrocity unmatched in its wickedness,” Smith explained, adding, “The numbers of those executed for their organs—some even before they are brain dead—is staggering.” That is why the China Tribunal considered the state sanctioned forced organ harvesting in China “Crimes Against Humanity.”

About a year ago, the House of Representatives passed the Stop Forced Organ Harvesting Act by an overwhelming 413-2 vote, and Smith called for the “Senate to bring the bill across the finish line. That landmark and bipartisan legislation authorizes the Secretary of State to deny passports and visas to any individuals involved in illegal organ trafficking—in China and globally.” Furthermore, the bill mandates annual reporting by the State Department on forced organ harvesting globally, and authorizes sanctions for individuals and entities that facilitate organ harvesting.

“Silence is unacceptable—particularly from medical associations and corporations. If they remain silent, they are the most at risk of complicity in a crime against humanity,” concluded Smith, adding, “If we don’t act now, many more lives will be lost.”

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