Makes sense, I remember seeing these guys 15 years ago wandering around HKG baggage claim with MP5s. Coming from Toronto where most cops have all kinds of weapons on hand (pistol, shotgun, carbine rifle), it still seemed kind of threatening.
Hong-Kong Protests
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Makes sense, I remember seeing these guys 15 years ago wandering around HKG baggage claim with MP5s. Coming from Toronto where most cops have all kinds of weapons on hand (pistol, shotgun, carbine rifle), it still seemed kind of threatening.
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Ironically they probably have to hide their machine guns because Hong Kongers would see that as an example of a police state when you see police openly carrying assault rifles throughout European airports.
Let's face it that Asians don't go around advocating about human rights in general. That's why I find it ironic Hong Kongers that fled to England and are facing reality there, like facing eviction because they didn't pay their rent, talk about losing rights England doesn't give them either. How about those supposedly fighting for democracy in Hong Kong beating people who didn't blindly follow them...? Remember the Blind Lawyer who escaped China with Hilary Clinton's help? When he got to the US he was making demands like he deserved special treatment and insulted Hilary Clinton along the way. Unless he was an agent of the US being told what to do by the US long before, what the hell makes him think he deserves special treatment? Or look at Harry Wu who was behind closed doors demanding money from activists he claims to have helped get out of China. Or how about those I believe were Falun Gong protesting at the house of some Chinese they accused of being a communist agent talking about chopping his hands off? If all these people actually believed in human rights, these acts wouldn't have entered their minds.
Let's face it that Asians don't go around advocating about human rights in general. That's why I find it ironic Hong Kongers that fled to England and are facing reality there, like facing eviction because they didn't pay their rent, talk about losing rights England doesn't give them either. How about those supposedly fighting for democracy in Hong Kong beating people who didn't blindly follow them...? Remember the Blind Lawyer who escaped China with Hilary Clinton's help? When he got to the US he was making demands like he deserved special treatment and insulted Hilary Clinton along the way. Unless he was an agent of the US being told what to do by the US long before, what the hell makes him think he deserves special treatment? Or look at Harry Wu who was behind closed doors demanding money from activists he claims to have helped get out of China. Or how about those I believe were Falun Gong protesting at the house of some Chinese they accused of being a communist agent talking about chopping his hands off? If all these people actually believed in human rights, these acts wouldn't have entered their minds.
What would happen for people that wants to return after finding out the promise land was
?No law can prevent them from returning. However, many of these BNO holders have been arrested before but not charged so returning to Hong Kong comes with a risk. For those that never got arrested or didn't try to cash out their retirement savings illegally, at the moment they can return.What would happen for people that wants to return after finding out the promise land was
Many HKers will tell you how bad mainland is, mainlanders are, how evil CCP are, right up until they get off the train at Lo Wu and swipe their "Hometown Return" Permit and cross the border.
I also heard some rich mainland families will settle in HK so their kids can bypass Gaokao as mainland universities have special slots for HK/Macau/Taiwan-origin secondary students.