'Woke hypocrisy camp' conscience doesn't extend to ‘genocidal regime’ in China

The conscience of MLB and Coca-Cola and all others in the “woke hypocrisy camp” who expressed outrage in voter ID laws does not extend to the “genocidal regime” of the Chinese Communist Party, according to Cory Bernardi.

A voting law in Georgia signed by the Republican governor which will mandate people voting by mail to provide photo ID has caused major uproar in the United States with many claiming the bill is racist.

Major League Baseball decided to move its All-Star game from Atlanta, Georgia in protest to the law, while Georgia-based companies Coca-Cola and Delta Airlines have joined a bid to challenge the bill.

Mr Bernardi said Coca-Cola requires ID to attend shareholder meetings, Delta Airlines mandates ID’s before boarding flights, and patrons cannot collect tickets to Major League Baseball games without an ID.

“It's also worth pointing out that the conscience of MLB, Coca Cola and others in this woke hypocrisy camp, doesn't extend to the genocidal regime of the Communist party in China,” he said.

“No, instead they sign massive Chinese deals claiming how important the market is to them, while the Chinese government exterminate Uighurs, harvest organs, perform forced sterilisations and generally trample over any human right they want to.”