I was really hoping that @LewisHamilton wouldn't drive in #SaudiArabiaGP.
Great that Hamilton tweeted about it.
Perhaps unfair to expect Hamilton to carry the burden.
#HumanRights #violations are piling up in Saudiarabia & #Yemen with the support of the #West, again 
As @F1 drivers take their laps around the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix today, we are thinking of @LoujainHathloul and the other Saudi driving and women's rights activists. They fought for the right to drive in Saudi Arabia. Many remain imprisoned, silenced, or in exile.
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Most people don't care about the misfortune of others. What a pity! If they did, they wouldn't participate in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
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They are contractually obligated, FIA and the organizers are the ones to blame not the participants
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Yeah! And they've just now put up on the TV how they're going to plant a load of trees on the circuit. Woopy-Do! Now turned off.
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What this got to do with the f1 race we are happy and glad that the race happened in our country.
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His royal highness our beloved crown prince
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Still denying womens human rights.
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