Hong Kong

What does Jow Forums think about the Hong Kong protests?

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Fuck Ch*na
I await all the stupid contrarians who are gonna come here and praise China

China should just steam roll them into submission

I don't give a fuck

they are pointless

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China? You mean Cringena?

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If they were trying to set up the Paris commune 2.0 I would support them. But sadly they are just CIA puppets so I don't care.

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I think the real issue here is slower economic growth and income inequality between social classes and age cohorts in HK.

The trouble that young people in HK have is not that their right of posting Winnie the Pooh memes is being infringed, it is that they face enormous academic pressure, have to compete against all of ambitious mainland for too few places in their universities, have a really hard time getting jobs, and live in extremely expensive apartments of about eight square meters on average.

HK Chinese didn't have to face the economic hardship that mainland has, and don't experience the economic growth and opportunities that the CCP keeps bringing to the mainlanders. To them, the CCP is an easy target to direct their anger against, seeing as the aforementioned real issues that HK is facing are a lot harder to find someone to blame for than finding the party that's trying to take away your free speech.

Deport all reds and cede HK to the ROC

I understand why they want freedom but also why China won't let them have it. Not having human rights is an advantage when you're trying to make a poor country rich.

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Escort HK cuties to my location

That would not solve anything, and it's not a realistic solution.

Kind of shocked really. I mean demanding universal suffrage and independence is fine. That is a reasonable desire. But on the same hand everyone is saying how the PRC is eroding Hong Kong’s rights and freedoms as to why they are acting the way they are acting, how? Can anybody give me an example of the central government making laws that have eroded Hong Kong’s freedoms and rights?

Well isn't all the protest caused by the fact chinks want extradition for HK prisoners? HK is dangerous for the CCP if they're free to criticize it

It started because the leader of Hong Kong tabled a bill that wanted extradition. It was in the process of consultations and debate. The government listened to the people and withdrew it so no rights were eroded or taken away. Not withstanding that the bill wasn’t introduced by the central government, it was Hong Kong’s leader who introduced it.

The bill hasn't been formally withdrawn yet. The fundamental issue is Carrie Lam is an idiot bootlicker and this entire thing was completely avoidable.