Happier Abroad Winston Wu Bad website! Nevada Las Vegas

Winston Wu lied about his Happier Abroad site having freedom of speech. A member on here nicely asked Winston what he does to give back to the Philippines such as donating to charity, helping out people living in poverty, etc. Winston then threatened to ban the poster if he asked that question again. Obviously, this is not a free speech forum if Winston bans people for asking an honest question. Winston is behaving like a dictator when he does this. There are other topics that aren’t allowed to be discussed on the Happier Abroad forum otherwise the moderator Steve will ban you, so obviously this is not a free speech forum and Winston needs to stop advertising it as such. Winston is not an honest person is he doesn’t actually allow freedom of speech on the website if he claims he does.

The poster who asked this question also brings up a good point about what Winston actually does to help people. Winston constantly complains and criticizes other people, stereotypes the west, etc. but when he’s asked about what he personally does to actually help he refuses to answer and wants to ban you for even asking. So how is he any better than the people he insults? It seems like Winston just takes advantage of other people living in poverty without actually helping, which is sad because the people living in poverty in the Philippines can use his help. A related person, Mark Davis, who runs Dream Connections, actually helps with charity in Ukraine. Winston needs to learn from Mark Davis that you can’t just be selfish and greedy your entire life and that it’s morally wrong to just take advantage of impoverished people without actually giving something back.

Winston, if you go abroad as a westerner then you have a moral duty to actually help the people and not just visit bargirls, prostitutes, etc. in the Philippines without actually giving anything back to the people living there. Also, don’t falsely advertise your site as having free speech if that’s a lie and don’t act like a dictator who threatens to ban someone for asking an honest question.