Is this the same Mark Simon who used to be with Jimmy Lai all the time? Has he every sent a card to his buddy who is now behind the bars?
Hong-Kong Protests
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He actually played March of the Volunteers, and wearing a Team China shirt, while surrounded by Hong Kong cockroaches?
Goddamn. If I were a girl, I would want him to seed my babies right away.
Absolute gigachad. The actual kind of human worthy of being Person of the Year, not some war criminal bullshit
If you look at it this way, those pro HK rioters are going to be inhabiting a newly minted third world nation that has no chance of recovery due to the leadership burning all their bridges in the name of supremacy or pretty much what is left of it right now. Mark my words, once the USA has destroyed itself enough with their hatred and China becomes the beacon of hope for the world, will these people admit they are wrong and go back to HK or simply stay in the UK and suffer in denial to the ends of their days, either, China wins
How do these separatists go back to Hong Kong, when they have violated HK security laws?
Music producer convicted for throwing bricks will have 5 years to write some melancholy tunes. I imagine some of the protesters/rioters assume causing chaos was risk free considering hk courts/legal dept were handholding them like toddlers in the past.
He should only be released from prison when he composes 50 tunes of patriotic Chinese songs.
I find that the Western lawyers and judges exist either as staunchly pro-establishment or basically planted by Western intelligence services.
The pro-establishment are law purists. The media keeps saying China "violated" the Sino-British agreement, bla, bla, bla, but as we have pointed out in this thread many times, it is a lie. HK LegCo never passed it's own National Security Law on its own, it is in the Basic Law for them to do so. Since they refused to fulfill this part of the constitution, the central government took its own initiative within the same constitution to enact the law as they saw fit. As such, legally speaking, the national security law was not some kind of "communist plot to seize HK", those judges/lawyers know this. Furthermore, the legal procedural framework is still the same, so people are still getting their "due process", evidentiary disclosure, etc. These are not show-trials or anything like that.
On the other side, we know for a fact that NED monies and other shady sources of "crowdfunding" have been created and essentially funnel money into these "human rights law firms" to defend the criminals. When they fail, they proceed to leave and/or claim that "this is not the same Hong Kong" or similar popular chorus. They do this because it actually weakens the rule of law that they claim to uphold. They know that legally speaking, there is nothing particularly untoward with the NSL, so they have to create an imaginary crisis of confidence and hope for continued intervention by the central government so they can try to spark unrest, or as the article mentions, economic harm. If they were legit lawyers only involved in legal affairs, you can continue to engage in the legal fight because it is still an open avenue to do so. What is the risk of jail really? You say its a fight, but you are afraid of the consequences? Plus this is HK jail, the most humane of prisons in all of Asia, basically the only place where the criminals aren't seen as animals.