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I hope not.
Me too. But even paranoids have enemies sometimes.
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I hope not.
Me too. But even paranoids have enemies sometimes.
Surprisingly hong Kong still not hanified!! They have no chance against rolling tanksm
Lol. If you're stressed, you can always come with me to piney hollow shooting range . My offer still stands.
Of course, HK and China are different system at the very beginning, China also promised in 2013 that HKers can get general election in 2016, this is all scheduled, any problem with that?
Sure !! 'Beijing has pledged to allow Hong Kong residents to elect their next leader in 2017 but is balking at letting them nominate candidates.' If China picks who gets to run then it isn't too free and fair, is it ?
BBC News - Hong Kong democracy 'referendum' draws nearly 800,000
First, you missed the part where only 42% of the 800,000 voters backed the proposal.
Second, this is out of a population of 7.155 million....
I think the low turn out was due to apathy and the fact that it was a non binding vote. They know that China well never let them choose their own leaders so why bother showing up. Also, it was a 'straw vote'. Stage a binding vote and I'm sure you'll see a totally different scene. And then China would come in and bust heads, sort of like Tienanmen.
So basically, it just means the poll doesn't represent the Hong Kong people.