Deletion of Christina Chan (2nd nomination)

Comment: to be honest I would rather '''withdraw''' this nomination than allow it to proceed on. After reading the  guidelines, the moral of this is ... go and disrupt a peaceful procession to seek attention, involve sensitive human rights issue that will make you noticed, dressed semi-naked and when arrested, sunsequently harrassed (by those who disagree with you), go start a crybaby mentality at the media. Repeat this over and over again, get some press to throw their weight behind your back (which is no difficult even for a small country) and you will get yourself a Wikipedia article in no time (that is my advice for those who want a Wikipedia BLP article of themselves), at the end of the day all I was trying to do is rid Wikipedia of junk that it is plagued with. Chris Crocker gor his with that crybaby mentality, so has Neil Horan who got his by disrupting a major sport event twice
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons (WP:BLP)

Comment: I note that Donnie Park refers to  in the comments above, but then goes on to accuse the article subject of acting with the motivation of getting a Wikipedia article written about her (can anyone ''really'' believe that she was thinking of Wikipedia when she was making her protests?), and to call people "cry-babies", without any supporting evidence. Those accusations are blatant violations of  (which applies to discussion pages as well as articles), rather than anything in this article. I had always thought that Lenin had coined useful idiot|a good phrase for people who try to get articles such as this deleted, but it seems, from reading the Wikipedia article about that phrase, that he never actually said it
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons (WP:BLP||WP:BLP)