Enes Kanter Has A Message For President Biden: ‘Stop Playing Games With Bullies’

Boston Celtics center Enes Kanter is back in the news after posting a video to social media on Friday in which he supported a free Taiwan. 

“Taiwan is a democratic and free country, and I stand with Taiwan,” Kanter added in a video posted to Twitter. “Did you know that even though Taiwan has their own history, their own government, their own land, their own elections, their own everything, Xi Jinping is stuck in his own world.”

On Sunday evening, Kanter stuck with his theme, asking President Biden if he planned on discussing the “Uyghur Genocide” and the “assault on Tibetans & HK (Hong Kong)” with “Dictator Xi Jinping.”

“President [Joe Biden] & Dictator Xi Jinping are scheduled to speak [President of the United States] Stop playing games with bullies & do what you promised to the world! Prioritize Human Rights! Will [Joe Biden] ask about Uyghur Genocide or assault on Tibetans & HK? Or will they pat each other on the back?”

President @JoeBiden & Dictator
Xi Jinping are scheduled to speak@POTUS
Stop playing games with bullies &
do what you promised to the world!
Prioritize Human Rights!

Will @JoeBiden ask about Uyghur Genocide or assault on Tibetans & HK?

Or will they pat each other on the back? pic.twitter.com/kKwVNmb9ce

— Enes Kanter (@EnesKanter) November 14, 2021

President Biden and Xi Jinping are scheduled to meet virtually on Monday evening. On Friday, the White House said “President Biden will make clear U.S. intentions and priorities and be clear and candid about our concerns with the PRC.”

Over the past month, Kanter has taken to social media to hammer Communist China over its alleged human rights violations. 

On October 20, Kanter called on “brutal dictator Xi Jinping” to “free Tibet.” 

“My message to the Chinese government is free Tibet,” Kanter wrote. “Tibet belongs to Tibetans. I am here to add my voice and speak out against what is happening in Tibet under the Chinese government’s brutal rule, Tibetans people’s basic rights and freedoms are non existent.” 

Following Kanter’s message, the Chinese streaming service Tencent — which has partnered with the NBA — cut the live feed of the October matchup between the Celtics and the New York Knicks. All future Celtics games were marked as unavailable to be live-streamed, according to The New York Times.  

Kanter then went after China’s treatment of the Uyghur people, calling on the Chinese government to “stop the genocide” of the Uyghur people.

“Right now as I speak this message, torture, rape, forced