Similar to what I posted above. If you support the “rule of law”, why are you trying to agitate against the authority that ultimately makes those rules? This guy is right. If you don’t want the mainland system, then you must prove the HK system works. Not burn PRC flags!
Hong-Kong Protests
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Similar to what I posted above. If you support the “rule of law”, why are you trying to agitate against the authority that ultimately makes those rules? This guy is right. If you don’t want the mainland system, then you must prove the HK system works. Not burn PRC flags!
These people left hong kong to work in the UK for their former ruler at a huge pay cut and lower standard of living. Less than 20% has found full time job and it sounds much of it are really low like from engineer to driver or from HR to secreatary admin. I can understand people leaving because of better opportunities... but this does not compute for me.
It’s appropriate; these ppl glorified and glamourised living in the west and even dragged their families there so now they can enjoy their new positions as coolies and slaves to white Anglos.
I’ll bet within a year, the wives will divorce the husbands and try to hook up with an old 50-60 year old white boomer to stay in the country
Let them enjoy their freedom.
plawolf
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Scary how karma works, these protesters/riots choose to side with the west in trying to destabilize China in the name of the west, as though they are insulted for not being white and sharing the same Chinese ancestry as the mainlanders as well as hating China for not being free like the west, now they getting to experience just what this freedom entails in the very nation that has caused so much woe for China with their media that the Brits are completely and utter clueless that it is they who brought themselves down low and it is China the only nation that could really offer a help in hand (which really after all the humiliation that the UK has done means that China would rather let them sink to their deaths).
For these HK people that escape to the UK, well imagine leaving a nation that has the real future opportunity to a sinking ship that has no real way for the mess to be fixed as they have burnt all there bridges and pissed off everybody because they simply are that arrogant. They only escape is ironically because they have a connection to the mainland that they have a slim chance to come back. If choose not to return, well they can reap what the sow in the so called land of freedom that is now going to go down the road of mad max all because the Brits cannot stop with there colonial mind set. Heck I wonder if these HK people have ever suffered real starvation because quite frankly, this is what the UK and soon the USA is about to go though in amass
Did these Hong Konger left for UK before or after China stop recognizing BNO?
If they left before, I would assume they can move back to Hong Kong without much trouble? But what about those left after? Will they be treated as British citizen trying to migrate to HK?
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Oh, how do you do proper article links with image and titles?
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It doesn't really matter if they left before or after China stop recognizing BNO. These people can still come back to Hong Kong without a problem. However, many of them are fugitives or under investigation so they probably wouldn't want to go back to Hong Kong. Beside if they applied for asylum status in the UK, then the UK would ban them from going back to Hong Kong also.
Sorry to butt my head in this. And ofcourse, I don't mean any specific negativity to any religion.
China offers 1.4 billion souls as potential converts and believers. Of this, only a fraction (5 - 8 percent) have been successfully brought to that path. Of this, the number of "adherent followers" - which means those who donate, support and endeavour to further spread the religion - are fewer. The biggest obstacle towards the goal of getting the message to the 1.3 billion is the Communist Party and its policies. So quite naturally, some of those who are of the religion come to HATE the CCP. Ofcourse, religious leaders have a big role in moulding the hate.
The Communist governments, historically, have been against organized religion - identifying them as divisive forces ( personally, it's correct). This is one of the reason why the Muslim world and western Europe / US were against it. But PRC isn't by any means as harsh (or even 30% as harsh) as USSR regarding religion. And maybe that's one of the reasons why Communism never got traction even in countries like India ( with absurdly high religious beliefs) or Africa.
So to sum it all - the unique active proselytizing nature of the religion clashes with the resistance of government and this angers the religious leaders and the followers.