Hong-Kong Protests

FairAndUnbiased

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Also, I'd like to clarify what I meant to be a "Pro-western liberal" in asia, Pro western liberal in asia are only superficially similar to what is referred to as "Liberal"(the US left) in the United States, they stances on actual issues in the United States.

They are consistently pro-slavery, pro-invasion and pro-colonialism and try to prove that the Slaves of the US south were treated better than the freeman of every other country and were ungrateful to be unhappy by citing the testimony of slave owner uncritically. Parroting every single conservative talking point this just to prove that their imaginary dreamland have no faults.

They usually don't live in the west or don't know English well and thus cut off from the broader media discourse in the west. Thus they are highly prone to extremely out of touch statement such as praising "US society" by saying that nobody is worried when a gun goes off as everyone trusts and knows one another, or that the everyone trusts the US police since they are so much more in touch with the people.
Should start a Great Translation Movement for them. If they're so correct, they shouldn't be worried. They'd only be saying the most mundane truths.... Right? But they are worried. So deep down they know that they're extremist and wrong.
 

siegecrossbow

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Also, I'd like to clarify what I meant to be a "Pro-western liberal" in asia, Pro western liberal in asia are only superficially similar to what is referred to as "Liberal"(the US left) in the United States, they stances on actual issues in the United States.

They are consistently pro-slavery, pro-invasion and pro-colonialism and try to prove that the Slaves of the US south were treated better than the freeman of every other country and were ungrateful to be unhappy by citing the testimony of slave owner uncritically. Parroting every single conservative talking point this just to prove that their imaginary dreamland have no faults.

They usually don't live in the west or don't know English well and thus cut off from the broader media discourse in the west. Thus they are highly prone to extremely out of touch statement such as praising "US society" by saying that nobody is worried when a gun goes off as everyone trusts and knows one another, or that the everyone trusts the US police since they are so much more in touch with the people.

Doesn't change the fact that their eyes slant upward at an acute angle and would probably be brutally beaten when they encounter actual racists in the States. Maybe they should invest in my Asian American survival starter pack if they wish to integrate with society better?
 

ChongqingHotPot92

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You are exaggerating the number of them in the upper and middle class in the mainland.

But I say this without a hint of irony, If the Communist party ever were to go, they'll need to do one last thing of completely eradicating the pro-western liberals like the cockroaches they are, whatever the cost might be, it will be nothing compared to the damage they will do.

I did not believe it possible for a country deliberately speedup the collapse of economy, society, security, territorial integrity, a complete loss for everyone in the country in every way with exception of the pro-western kleptocrats, yet it happened regardless. They think themselves as vultures feasting on a corpse, when in reality they are leeches that'll simply starve and the Anglo have enough leeches on themselves as it is.
When you say pro-West kleptocrats, do you mean folks like Boris Yeltsin?

Honestly, pro-west Kleptocrats within the CCP's ranks constitute greater threats to the Party State than Taiwan or other geopolitical foes. In fact, what you have now in China is a tacit alliance between Zhi Rens, pro-West kleptocrats and their families (who apparently became pro-west after losing influence to Xi's men in political struggles), and western liberal medias. China really needs to break this powerful - but relatively invisible - alliance. Otherwise, a Chinese Boris Yeltsin (yes, think Hu Yaobang, who even called for withdrawing troops from Tibet, while Zhi Ren students were willing to eat bullets for him) leading a group of Zhi Rens could cause serious harm to China's future development. Think about it. While most would blame Gorbachev for the collapse of the USSR, but it was pro-west kleptocrats and Zhi Rens like Yeltsin who actually shot the USSR in the back despite the facts that the people of Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus voted to preserve the USSR. The irony is that Yeltsin was even more autocratic than CPSU's elite around Gorbachev. I'm afraid China's pro-west kleptocrats are no better, if not worse due to possible economic ties to the West.

The bottom line is that pro-west kleptocrats are no democrats. Once in power, they would simply rule with an iron fist on behalf of western MNCs, with Zhi Rens serving as the colonial hitmen and propagandists.
 
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Michaelsinodef

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When you say pro-West kleptocrats, do you mean folks like Boris Yeltsin?

Honestly, pro-west Kleptocrats within the CCP's ranks constitute greater threats to the Party State than Taiwan or other geopolitical foes. In fact, what you have now in China is a tacit alliance between Zhi Rens, pro-West kleptocrats and their families (who apparently became pro-west after losing influence to Xi's men in political struggles), and western liberal medias. China really needs to break this powerful - but relatively invisible - alliance. Otherwise, a Chinese Boris Yeltsin (yes, think Hu Yaobang, who even called for withdrawing troops from Tibet, while Zhi Ren students were willing to eat bullets for him) leading a group of Zhi Rens could cause serious harm to China's future development. Think about it. While most would blame Gorbachev for the collapse of the USSR, but it was pro-west kleptocrats and Zhi Rens like Yeltsin who actually shot the USSR in the back despite the facts that the people of Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus voted to preserve the USSR. The irony is that Yeltsin was even more autocratic than CPSU's elite around Gorbachev. I'm afraid China's pro-west kleptocrats are no better, if not worse due to possible economic ties to the West.

The bottom line is that pro-west kleptocrats are no democrats. Once in power, they would simply rule with an iron fist on behalf of western MNCs, with Zhi Rens serving as the colonial hitmen and propagandists.
And do you really have such a good idea of how many they are within the CPC? As well as their positions?

My guess, not at all lol.
 

Rafi

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When you say pro-West kleptocrats, do you mean folks like Boris Yeltsin?

Honestly, pro-west Kleptocrats within the CCP's ranks constitute greater threats to the Party State than Taiwan or other geopolitical foes. In fact, what you have now in China is a tacit alliance between Zhi Rens, pro-West kleptocrats and their families (who apparently became pro-west after losing influence to Xi's men in political struggles), and western liberal medias. China really needs to break this powerful - but relatively invisible - alliance. Otherwise, a Chinese Boris Yeltsin (yes, think Hu Yaobang, who even called for withdrawing troops from Tibet, while Zhi Ren students were willing to eat bullets for him) leading a group of Zhi Rens could cause serious harm to China's future development. Think about it. While most would blame Gorbachev for the collapse of the USSR, but it was pro-west kleptocrats and Zhi Rens like Yeltsin who actually shot the USSR in the back despite the facts that the people of Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus voted to preserve the USSR. The irony is that Yeltsin was even more autocratic than CPSU's elite around Gorbachev. I'm afraid China's pro-west kleptocrats are no better, if not worse due to possible economic ties to the West.

The bottom line is that pro-west kleptocrats are no democrats. Once in power, they would simply rule with an iron fist on behalf of western MNCs, with Zhi Rens serving as the colonial hitmen and propagandists.

From what I can gather, the party has through "collective leadership" got a circuit broker in the system to prevent a GS like a Gorbachev from destroying the system.
 

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, Hong Kong continues reintegration with mainland
Hong Kong’s latest scheme to lure talent has received 14,240 applications in the two months since its launch, with 95 per cent of the approvals given to mainland Chinese, official figures show.
More than half of the applicants were aged 18 to 30, and about 30 per cent were aged 31 to 40, according to a paper the Security Bureau submitted to lawmakers. Among the successful applicants, 216 earned more than HK$10 million (US$1.3 million) annually.
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu announced the Top Talent Pass Scheme in his maiden policy address in October and the programme was launched on December 28 in a bid to reverse a brain drain and address challenges stemming from a declining population.


As of February 28, 8,797, or 62 per cent, of the applications had been approved, 463, or 3.2 per cent, were rejected, and 4,564 were being processed.
Only about 300, or 3 per cent, of successful applicants came from Canada, Australia, the United States and Singapore.
These young mainlander people will displace and dilute the existing HK population full of brainwashed rioter teenagers.
 

ougoah

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Sounds like factions (which are sure to exist) within Chinese political and social elites who can be broadly defined as "pro-west kleptos" wish to make China into a client state of the west similar to India today. With these people holding the positions which represent the interest of the west and their corporate/financial rulers. Basically sell your brothers and sisters for a second class spot in the high table/country club. Not too different to how India has operated for many decades now, leeching off common people and kicking them further down.

These types of people are made what they are through experience and perhaps also elements of indoctrination through whatever means. There's no doubt western propaganda and global brainwashing is strong and effective (at least certainly much more so in the past). I simply cannot understand why those rising and made privileged by a system could turn against it in large numbers. I must disagree with how exaggerated the issue is made by the current discussion here. There are surely such people. In my experience, they are much more often "losers" of the system. All the middle and upper class Chinese I've met were openly pro CCP and China as it is. No doubt opinions vary as much as they do in the west (perhaps less so actually) but some members here are really exaggerating things. The most pro west parts of China are Hong Kong and Taiwan, mostly due to historic events and conflicts. Shanghai is like 99% pro CCP and PRC and that 1% is still 200,000 people lol and yet protestors barely numbered 2000. Either Chinese are much more apolitical than assumed here or these pro west kleptos are even less motivated than Parisian garbage men. In a race to self destruction, the west is as ahead of China as their propaganda skills are.
 

Rafi

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Sounds like factions (which are sure to exist) within Chinese political and social elites who can be broadly defined as "pro-west kleptos" wish to make China into a client state of the west similar to India today. With these people holding the positions which represent the interest of the west and their corporate/financial rulers. Basically sell your brothers and sisters for a second class spot in the high table/country club. Not too different to how India has operated for many decades now, leeching off common people and kicking them further down.

These types of people are made what they are through experience and perhaps also elements of indoctrination through whatever means. There's no doubt western propaganda and global brainwashing is strong and effective (at least certainly much more so in the past). I simply cannot understand why those rising and made privileged by a system could turn against it in large numbers. I must disagree with how exaggerated the issue is made by the current discussion here. There are surely such people. In my experience, they are much more often "losers" of the system. All the middle and upper class Chinese I've met were openly pro CCP and China as it is. No doubt opinions vary as much as they do in the west (perhaps less so actually) but some members here are really exaggerating things. The most pro west parts of China are Hong Kong and Taiwan, mostly due to historic events and conflicts. Shanghai is like 99% pro CCP and PRC and that 1% is still 200,000 people lol and yet protestors barely numbered 2000. Either Chinese are much more apolitical than assumed here or these pro west kleptos are even less motivated than Parisian garbage men. In a race to self destruction, the west is as ahead of China as their propaganda skills are.

The Party is made of sterner stuff, it will not relinquish the hard earned progress made both by the people and the party. The PLA's relationship to the party also is insurance against any undue pressure on the system. Lastly the CPC has learned a great deal from the collapse of USSR. Nuff said.
 

Breadbox

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Should start a Great Translation Movement for them. If they're so correct, they shouldn't be worried. They'd only be saying the most mundane truths.... Right? But they are worried. So deep down they know that they're extremist and wrong.
Those idiots do it themselves, the FLG trolls are already attracting the ire of western libs for being conservative shills and brainless trumpets, they are only one in many , but certainly the largest and most organized of them.
 

vincent

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Sounds like factions (which are sure to exist) within Chinese political and social elites who can be broadly defined as "pro-west kleptos" wish to make China into a client state of the west similar to India today. With these people holding the positions which represent the interest of the west and their corporate/financial rulers. Basically sell your brothers and sisters for a second class spot in the high table/country club. Not too different to how India has operated for many decades now, leeching off common people and kicking them further down.

These types of people are made what they are through experience and perhaps also elements of indoctrination through whatever means. There's no doubt western propaganda and global brainwashing is strong and effective (at least certainly much more so in the past). I simply cannot understand why those rising and made privileged by a system could turn against it in large numbers. I must disagree with how exaggerated the issue is made by the current discussion here. There are surely such people. In my experience, they are much more often "losers" of the system. All the middle and upper class Chinese I've met were openly pro CCP and China as it is. No doubt opinions vary as much as they do in the west (perhaps less so actually) but some members here are really exaggerating things. The most pro west parts of China are Hong Kong and Taiwan, mostly due to historic events and conflicts. Shanghai is like 99% pro CCP and PRC and that 1% is still 200,000 people lol and yet protestors barely numbered 2000. Either Chinese are much more apolitical than assumed here or these pro west kleptos are even less motivated than Parisian garbage men. In a race to self destruction, the west is as ahead of China as their propaganda skills are.
Some forum members are pretending to be Chinese. Just ignore them.

People in China aren’t stupid. No one who are doing reasonably well are willing to rock the boat.
 
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