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BREAKING: Chinese security police harassed Hasan Piker while he was live streaming in Tiananmen Square. Hasan’s live stream went down for 10 minutes after Chinese security officials saw Hasan hold up a Chairman Mao meme on his phone. They immediately pulled his entire crew aside and forced them to...

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