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The Philippine Government may have committed lapses during the siege but there's always a right place and a right time to ask the president about it and it should be done in a respectful manner. Why don't they ask Chinese government on killing hundreds of pro-democracy Chinese students in Tienanmen?
The world "may" sentence is not necessary to put in.
The HK government have been asking the PH government for several times to seek for a talk for this issue but the PH gov has done nothing but ignore the demand asked kindly.
I'm not supporting those HK journalists, but people also have to know how bad the attitude the government have been acting since the "accident" happened. The HK Ph consulate even failed to keep an appointment to receive the petition from the victims, which is irreverence and has no integrity.
Also what happened in Tienanmen is a intern issue of China, or is there some of you people was killed there.
Let's look at it this way
You will be send packing if you talk loud during a movie in a movie theatre.
Would you have expected the same result if you are in a international forum and facing nations leaders?
Problem is not that whether its ok or not to disrespect someone, but rather should you display that disrespect in public.
Same deal as in I can accept you pick your nose at home, but definitely not in the street, especially when you are standing next to me...
I am a Hong Konger by the way....
It is just like the conflict between China and Japan to me.
China always lose their sympathy points from their bad attitude, even though it was Japan who was massing around the world.