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Yip sent texts on messaging app Telegram, saying that dates such as July 1, the anniversary of Hong Kong’s Handover to Chinese rule, and October 1, China’s National Day, were good days for killing “dogs” – slang for police officers popularised during the 2019 protests and unrest.

Yip’s text was sent a day after a
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outside the Sogo shopping mall in Causeway Bay, one of the city’s busiest shopping interchanges, before killing himself.

Yip, who identified herself as a “terrorist” on Telegram, also sent messages saying that “blossoming” was useless, referring to hit-and-run guerrilla protest tactics employed by protesters in late 2019. “It’d be fucking awesome to play with an M82 in Hong Kong,” she said, referring to a semi-automatic sniper rifle.

Yip also wrote in private text messages with her boyfriend at the time that she “wanted to die” and that she wanted to kill a police officer before she died.
 
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Yip sent texts on messaging app Telegram, saying that dates such as July 1, the anniversary of Hong Kong’s Handover to Chinese rule, and October 1, China’s National Day, were good days for killing “dogs” – slang for police officers popularised during the 2019 protests and unrest.

Yip’s text was sent a day after a
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outside the Sogo shopping mall in Causeway Bay, one of the city’s busiest shopping interchanges, before killing himself.

Yip, who identified herself as a “terrorist” on Telegram, also sent messages saying that “blossoming” was useless, referring to hit-and-run guerrilla protest tactics employed by protesters in late 2019. “It’d be fucking awesome to play with an M82 in Hong Kong,” she said, referring to a semi-automatic sniper rifle.

Yip also wrote in private text messages with her boyfriend at the time that she “wanted to die” and that she wanted to kill a police officer before she died.
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10 years is way too lenient. China should sign a special extradition treaty with NK and send such self confessed terrorists to NK for proper disposal.
 
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Yip sent texts on messaging app Telegram, saying that dates such as July 1, the anniversary of Hong Kong’s Handover to Chinese rule, and October 1, China’s National Day, were good days for killing “dogs” – slang for police officers popularised during the 2019 protests and unrest.

Yip’s text was sent a day after a
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outside the Sogo shopping mall in Causeway Bay, one of the city’s busiest shopping interchanges, before killing himself.

Yip, who identified herself as a “terrorist” on Telegram, also sent messages saying that “blossoming” was useless, referring to hit-and-run guerrilla protest tactics employed by protesters in late 2019. “It’d be fucking awesome to play with an M82 in Hong Kong,” she said, referring to a semi-automatic sniper rifle.

Yip also wrote in private text messages with her boyfriend at the time that she “wanted to die” and that she wanted to kill a police officer before she died.
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Good, tough legislation is the way to go.

Look at the Baltics for an example. Despite by all intents being off brand Russians, they have successfully incited hatred against Russia by simply slapping heavy punishments on anyone found advocating for Russia.

That may be a model applicable in HK. Erasing the invader's legacy through powerful legal deterrents. Teaching the new generations who to hate.

10 months for internet comments sounds about right, it is about as tough as the Baltics are doing it.

Just like in Xinjiang, once the population have been cured of imported extremism, restrictions on free speech can be greatly scaled back.
 
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Hong Kongers shocked that their kids will be bully by racist in the UK.

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Hahaha
This reminds me of a story my dad told me
A friend of his from HK had immigrated to Canada a few years ago with his family and were visiting my dad.
My dad is a very straight talking guy, so he tells his friend's son, "You know, if you're starting school here in September, let me tell you the first thing you need to do... get rid of that purse and be a lot less girly."

Of course it is not an actual purse, but those awful man-bag things that are more popular with Asians and some black guys now.
 
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Lu Siwei was seized by Laotian police Friday morning while boarding a train for Thailand. He was on his way to Bangkok to escape to the United States by plane to join his wife and daughter.

In 2021, Lu was
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after representing a Hong Kong pro-democracy activist who tried to flee to Taiwan. Later that year, Lu was barred from leaving China for a "visiting fellowship" in the United States and had an exit ban placed on him.
 
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Lu Siwei was seized by Laotian police Friday morning while boarding a train for Thailand. He was on his way to Bangkok to escape to the United States by plane to join his wife and daughter.

In 2021, Lu was
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after representing a Hong Kong pro-democracy activist who tried to flee to Taiwan. Later that year, Lu was barred from leaving China for a "visiting fellowship" in the United States and had an exit ban placed on him.
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Don't know the details, but on the premise, it doesn't make sense to punish a lawyer for taking any case.
 
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Don't know the details, but on the premise, it doesn't make sense to punish a lawyer for taking any case.
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Oh yes it does. People shouldn't act like mercenaries or like schizophrenics separating their professional lives from their personal lives (or rather, saying so as an excuse). Such a concept is based on Western autistic levels of interaction. In Chinese culture, every part of your life is connected to you and thus connected to every other part of your life, and as such, there is a complete fluid representation of you that makes sense. There is no, "I'm not a traitor at heart but I did help the enemy because it was the professional thing to do." That's total nonsense and garbage. Everything you do in your life represents you, and as such, this person's choice to defend a terrorist makes him a terrorist sympathizer and we need none of those in our country or in this world.
 
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