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Lebron James just came out against Hong Kong's freedom and defended China. RIP career
10-16-2019, 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted By devopsengineer⏩
That's cute. China(CCP) is using police brutality to bring terror to freedom fighters in Hong Kong.I did not see crocodile tears when France was brutalizing yellow protesters. There were broken skulls and beaten out eyes.
10-16-2019, 11:43 AM
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None of you sheep’s give a flying **** about Hong Kong, not one of you would sign up to fight for them if it came down to it. You all just want to sit back and watch China burn.
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10-16-2019, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted By wapacmane⏩
Lots of miscers ITT can't point to China on a map, they would barely lift their finger for their own country let alone standing up for people halfway across the worldNone of you sheep’s give a flying **** about Hong Kong, not one of you would sign up to fight for them if it came down to it. You all just want to sit back and watch China burn.
10-16-2019, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted By al****orilla⏩
dam im kinda jelly lolllExcuse me, but miami needs to be its own country, I haven’t spoke English in months.
But the latinas make it worth my while when they call me papi and ask for the My “Pinga Dulce”
But the latinas make it worth my while when they call me papi and ask for the My “Pinga Dulce”
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10-16-2019, 11:55 AM
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Sounds like a Hong Kong version of the misc right here, attacking Lebron James and apparently all "low IQ blacks".. Looks like America exports racists online forums as well.. I had no idea
10-16-2019, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08⏩
Do you really think anybody here, or in general, can't point out China on a map? I understand if somebody couldn't point out some lesser known country like Bolivia or Ethiopia but not being able to point out China? common man lol.Lots of miscers ITT can't point to China on a map, they would barely lift their finger for their own country let alone standing up for people halfway across the world
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10-16-2019, 12:01 PM
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Anti-racism Declaration of LIHKG (amended and finalized)Sounds like a Hong Kong version of the misc right here, attacking Lebron James and apparently all "low IQ blacks".. Looks like America exports racists online forums as well.. I had no idea
We, as Hong Kongers and LIHKG users, would like to express our most profound regret for a small number of LIHKG users using abusive, racially charged language against LeBron James as an ethnic minority. Such violations of ethnic equality should be heavily condemned to uphold the values of racial justice.
We would like to clarify that the vast majority of us judge LeBron James' response to Daryl Morey's tweet based on his response and attitude alone, but not ethnicity or colour of his skin. Thus, those racist comments against LeBron James shall and will never represent the population of Hong Kongers and LIHKG users.
The concept of Hong Kongers is not bound by religion, race and ethnicity, whoever upholds the core values of Hong Kong (freedom, liberty & democracy) and have compassion for our city can be deemed as a true Hong Konger regardless of race and ethnicity. In fact, many of our bravest freedom fighters and supporters are Southern Asians or Eastern Asians, some of them are immigrants from other provinces of China, and some of them are political refugees from other countries as well. Their bravery in pursuing and supporting freedom for the future generations of Hong Kongers is widely praised by Hong Kongers just like any other freedom fighters who contributed to this crusade.
We firmly believe that human dignity should be respected regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation and religion, this is why we put up this social movement against the invasion of totalitarianism in Hong Kong and the horrifying human conditions in China. We would stand in solidarity with the Tibetans, Uyghur Muslims, oppressed Christians, any other persecuted ethnic minorities and all political dissidents in China in the pursuant of universal values stated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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10-16-2019, 12:04 PM
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08⏩

Sounds like a Hong Kong version of the misc right here, attacking Lebron James and apparently all "low IQ blacks".. Looks like America exports racists online forums as well.. I had no idea
Were you previously unaware that asian countries are extremely racist, particularly against blacks?Sounds like a Hong Kong version of the misc right here, attacking Lebron James and apparently all "low IQ blacks".. Looks like America exports racists online forums as well.. I had no idea
10-16-2019, 12:06 PM
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Originally Posted By bartosh⏩
Yes.. Yes I honestly believe that a large part of the US population would not be able to point to China on a map. Most people don't know where certain states are on a US map, you expect them to know where China is on a world map? I would.. but most don'tDo you really think anybody here, or in general, can't point out China on a map? I understand if somebody couldn't point out some lesser known country like Bolivia or Ethiopia but not being able to point out China? common man lol.
10-16-2019, 12:10 PM
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Originally Posted By hackerwacker⏩
Which is ironic that a black man now is being dragged through the coals over not glowingly supporting their cause from half a world away. Something that HE DIDNT EVEN START, it was due to another man who people seem to just be giving a pass here.. Daryl Morey who apparently must be hiding in a bunker somewhere cause he hasn't come out of hiding yetWere you previously unaware that asian countries are extremely racist, particularly against blacks?
10-16-2019, 12:15 PM
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Anti-racism Declaration of LIHKG (amended and finalized)
We, as Hong Kongers and LIHKG users, would like to express our most profound regret for a small number of LIHKG users using abusive, racially charged language against LeBron James as an ethnic minority. Such violations of ethnic equality should be heavily condemned to uphold the values of racial justice.
We would like to clarify that the vast majority of us judge LeBron James' response to Daryl Morey's tweet based on his response and attitude alone, but not ethnicity or colour of his skin. Thus, those racist comments against LeBron James shall and will never represent the population of Hong Kongers and LIHKG users.
The concept of Hong Kongers is not bound by religion, race and ethnicity, whoever upholds the core values of Hong Kong (freedom, liberty & democracy) and have compassion for our city can be deemed as a true Hong Konger regardless of race and ethnicity. In fact, many of our bravest freedom fighters and supporters are Southern Asians or Eastern Asians, some of them are immigrants from other provinces of China, and some of them are political refugees from other countries as well. Their bravery in pursuing and supporting freedom for the future generations of Hong Kongers is widely praised by Hong Kongers just like any other freedom fighters who contributed to this crusade.
We firmly believe that human dignity should be respected regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation and religion, this is why we put up this social movement against the invasion of totalitarianism in Hong Kong and the horrifying human conditions in China. We would stand in solidarity with the Tibetans, Uyghur Muslims, oppressed Christians, any other persecuted ethnic minorities and all political dissidents in China in the pursuant of universal values stated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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We, as Hong Kongers and LIHKG users, would like to express our most profound regret for a small number of LIHKG users using abusive, racially charged language against LeBron James as an ethnic minority. Such violations of ethnic equality should be heavily condemned to uphold the values of racial justice.
We would like to clarify that the vast majority of us judge LeBron James' response to Daryl Morey's tweet based on his response and attitude alone, but not ethnicity or colour of his skin. Thus, those racist comments against LeBron James shall and will never represent the population of Hong Kongers and LIHKG users.
The concept of Hong Kongers is not bound by religion, race and ethnicity, whoever upholds the core values of Hong Kong (freedom, liberty & democracy) and have compassion for our city can be deemed as a true Hong Konger regardless of race and ethnicity. In fact, many of our bravest freedom fighters and supporters are Southern Asians or Eastern Asians, some of them are immigrants from other provinces of China, and some of them are political refugees from other countries as well. Their bravery in pursuing and supporting freedom for the future generations of Hong Kongers is widely praised by Hong Kongers just like any other freedom fighters who contributed to this crusade.
We firmly believe that human dignity should be respected regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation and religion, this is why we put up this social movement against the invasion of totalitarianism in Hong Kong and the horrifying human conditions in China. We would stand in solidarity with the Tibetans, Uyghur Muslims, oppressed Christians, any other persecuted ethnic minorities and all political dissidents in China in the pursuant of universal values stated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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10-16-2019, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted By letshavebabies⏩
The people there do not want to be a part of China's communist regime. They want democratic freedom.i lived in HK for nearly a decade, had the season pass to Ocean park when it still had fuking butterfly garden and the fake t-rex.
HK belongs to China. There is no question about it. What is happening right there now is a bloody mess and I'm glad I got out. All of you criticizing China haven't been there and believe in fake news
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HK belongs to China. There is no question about it. What is happening right there now is a bloody mess and I'm glad I got out. All of you criticizing China haven't been there and believe in fake news
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They don't "belong" to China.
IN the same sense that Taiwan does not belong to China, and neither does Tibet.
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10-16-2019, 02:22 PM
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What do you expect .... ill make it very simple for you and everyone else
what does lebron and stephen curry have in common ?? i mean other then hating Trump ?
what does lebron and stephen curry have in common ?? i mean other then hating Trump ?
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10-16-2019, 02:23 PM
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Originally Posted By tyn89⏩
Why is France using police brutality in Paris? Why didn't those yellows get their own independent state in the middle of Paris? Instead they got broken skulls and jail terms, like in every serious country. Why you are denying China the right to be serious country? Are you racist?Diu Lei Lo Mo, on9 jai.
China is suppressing freedom in Hong Kong and using police brutality to bring terror to the freedom/democracy fighters in Hong Kong.
5 demands, not 1 less.
China is suppressing freedom in Hong Kong and using police brutality to bring terror to the freedom/democracy fighters in Hong Kong.
5 demands, not 1 less.
And why are you negging me saying I am CCP member, I am not even chinese. I support every country that curbstomps libtards, in that sense you can call me a light Trump supporter.
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10-16-2019, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted By letshavebabies⏩
This. After talking to someone who's lived in HK since birth, I can tell the protests right now aren't about fighting some BS extradition bill. The protestors have made it about establishing themselves as a country 100% independent of China. Good luck with that I sayi lived in HK for nearly a decade, had the season pass to Ocean park when it still had fuking butterfly garden and the fake t-rex.
HK belongs to China. There is no question about it. What is happening right there now is a bloody mess and I'm glad I got out. All of you criticizing China haven't been there and believe in fake news
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HK belongs to China. There is no question about it. What is happening right there now is a bloody mess and I'm glad I got out. All of you criticizing China haven't been there and believe in fake news
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10-16-2019, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted By devopsengineer⏩
are you retarded?? The gillette jeunes were never fired upon. beaten to death. The only ones who got arrested/beaten up by the police were the rioters who were breaking sh!tWhy is France using police brutality in Paris? Why didn't those yellows get their own independent state in the middle of Paris? Instead they got broken skulls and jail terms, like in every serious country. Why you are denying China the right to be serious country? Are you racist?
And why are you negging me saying I am CCP member, I am not even chinese. I support every country that curbstomps libtards, in that sense you can call me a light Trump supporter.
And why are you negging me saying I am CCP member, I am not even chinese. I support every country that curbstomps libtards, in that sense you can call me a light Trump supporter.
Not sure if you are a troll,but HK wants her independence from china same as ukraine,lithuania,latvia and most of the eastern european countries split from the USSR
negging you for being stupid and dumb son of a slut
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10-16-2019, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted By quadfecta⏩
you do realize that the chinese law does not apply Hong Kong and that hk is treated by separate jurisdiction .This. After talking to someone who's lived in HK since birth, I can tell the protests right now aren't about fighting some BS extradition bill. The protestors have made it about establishing themselves as a country 100% independent of China. Good luck with that I say
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10-16-2019, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted By CalmWind⏩
How do you know what they want? Ah right, USIans think they can decide for ENTIRE WORLD what they want.The people there do not want to be a part of China's communist regime. They want democratic freedom.
They don't "belong" to China.
IN the same sense that Taiwan does not belong to China, and neither does Tibet.
They don't "belong" to China.
IN the same sense that Taiwan does not belong to China, and neither does Tibet.
Well, HK is populated by chinese. Taiwan is populated by chinese. And tibet is also majority chinese.
Also majority of world recognize all that as One China. Including USia. You wouldn't have any trade with china if you did not recognise China as one state.
What few street gangs in HK "want" is irrelevant. If they want American democracy they have to go to airport and take flight to USA. It is much easier to expel few kreakls than to ruin entire country Libya-style.
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10-16-2019, 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted By devopsengineer⏩
The 2+ MILLION protesters have make it loud and clear on the 5 demands. I don't know why you pretend that you dont know what the protesters/hkers want. You probably have no knowledge of what's going on at all.How do you know what they want? Ah right, USIans think they can decide for ENTIRE WORLD what they want.
Well, HK is populated by chinese. Taiwan is populated by chinese. And tibet is also majority chinese.
Also majority of world recognize all that as One China. Including USia. You wouldn't have any trade with china if you did not recognise China as one state.
What few street gangs in HK "want" is irrelevant. If they want American democracy they have to go to airport and take flight to USA. It is much easier to expel few kreakls than to ruin entire country Libya-style.
Well, HK is populated by chinese. Taiwan is populated by chinese. And tibet is also majority chinese.
Also majority of world recognize all that as One China. Including USia. You wouldn't have any trade with china if you did not recognise China as one state.
What few street gangs in HK "want" is irrelevant. If they want American democracy they have to go to airport and take flight to USA. It is much easier to expel few kreakls than to ruin entire country Libya-style.
1Complete withdrawal of the extradition bill from the legislative process: Although Chief Executive announced indefinite suspension of the bill on 15 June, reading on it may be quickly resumed. The bill was "pending resumption of second reading" in the Legislative Council. On 4 September, Carrie Lam announced that the formal withdrawal of the bill will be processed by Secretary for Security John Lee in the Legislative Council later.
2Retraction of the "riot" characterisation: The government originally characterised the 12 June protest as "riots". Later the description was amended to say there were "some" protesters who rioted. However, protesters contest the existence of acts of rioting during the 12 June protest.
3Release and exoneration of arrested protesters: Protesters consider the arrests to be politically motivated; they also question the legitimacy of police arresting protesters at hospitals through access to their confidential medical data in breach of patient privacy.
4Establishment of an independent commission of inquiry into police conduct and use of force during the protests: Civic groups felt that the level of violence used by the police on 12 June, specifically those against protesters who were not committing any offences when they were set upon, was unjustified; police performing stop-and-search to numerous passers-by near the protest site without probable cause was also considered abusive.[71] Some officers' failure to display or show their police identification number or warrant card despite being required to do so by the Police General Orders is seen to be a breakdown of accountability.[72] The existing watchdog, Independent Police Complaints Council lacks independence, and its functioning relies on police co-operation.
5Resignation of Carrie Lam and the implementation of universal suffrage for Legislative Council and Chief Executive elections:[73] Currently, the Chief Executive is selected by a 1,200-member Election Committee, and 30 of the 70 Legislative Council seats are filled by limited electorates that represent different sectors of the economy, forming the majority of the so-called functional constituencies.
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Tell that to the commie overlords who clearly think it does then. Not sure if strawman, but it's pretty fkin clear china is treating this situation like they own HK, and HKers are rebelling against the establishment to break those tiesyou do realize that the chinese law does not apply Hong Kong and that hk is treated by separate jurisdiction .
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wait are we siding with china and lebron in this saga now misc. i have held my tounge and not said anything inflammatory about china on the misc because i don't want bodybuilding.com to get cancelled by china. so mods or any of the higher ups let me know wat i should be saying online about this whole fiasco
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10-16-2019, 02:45 PM
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And aslo, China does not have communism. If you talk with any commie... like real commie, one of those marxist, they will only have vitrol for china. They would say Chinese bourgeois that took power in CCP are overworking chinese working class and don't give workers rights and social... what is it... freedom or justice... I think commies like social justice... libtards like freedom.
Anyways, China is not communist. It is capitalist country with single party regime. USA has two party regime, so they think they are double the smart. Well there are countries with 3 and 4 parties. Do Americans really think that number of parties have anything to do with freedom? Russia has 5 parties right now in State Duma. That is real land of the Free then.
Whatever the number of parties, you don't get in power from the street protest. In any country. Ukraine is not a country, we don't count that. Both in china and in USA, you have to advance ranks of some party. You cant just go to the street and say I wanna be president. So I don't see what those protesters expect. Protest are usually protext for American attack on some country, but we all know that USA does not have enough bombs for china.
Anyways, China is not communist. It is capitalist country with single party regime. USA has two party regime, so they think they are double the smart. Well there are countries with 3 and 4 parties. Do Americans really think that number of parties have anything to do with freedom? Russia has 5 parties right now in State Duma. That is real land of the Free then.
Whatever the number of parties, you don't get in power from the street protest. In any country. Ukraine is not a country, we don't count that. Both in china and in USA, you have to advance ranks of some party. You cant just go to the street and say I wanna be president. So I don't see what those protesters expect. Protest are usually protext for American attack on some country, but we all know that USA does not have enough bombs for china.
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10-16-2019, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted By quadfecta⏩
It is legally blinding treaty to treat HK differently than other other Chinese city. China is breaking the Sino-British Joint Declaration.Tell that to the commie overlords who clearly think it does then. Not sure if strawman, but it's pretty fkin clear china is treating this situation like they own HK, and HKers are rebelling against the establishment to break those ties
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"Those basic policies will be stipulated in a Basic Law of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in the PRC by the National People's Congress and will remain unchanged for 50 years."
Basically, China shouldn't(legally speaking as well) touch it until 2047.
10-16-2019, 02:49 PM
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China IS COMMUNISM. Commie doesn't like social justice, they like corruption and treat their own citizens like dirt.And aslo, China does not have communism. If you talk with any commie... like real commie, one of those marxist, they will only have vitrol for china. They would say Chinese bourgeois that took power in CCP are overworking chinese working class and don't give workers rights and social... what is it... freedom or justice... I think commies like social justice... libtards like freedom.
Anyways, China is not communist. It is capitalist country with single party regime. USA has two party regime, so they think they are double the smart. Well there are countries with 3 and 4 parties. Do Americans really think that number of parties have anything to do with freedom? Russia has 5 parties right now in State Duma. That is real land of the Free then.
Whatever the number of parties, you don't get in power from the street protest. In any country. Ukraine is not a country, we don't count that. Both in china and in USA, you have to advance ranks of some party. You cant just go to the street and say I wanna be president. So I don't see what those protesters expect. Protest are usually protext for American attack on some country, but we all know that USA does not have enough bombs for china.
Anyways, China is not communist. It is capitalist country with single party regime. USA has two party regime, so they think they are double the smart. Well there are countries with 3 and 4 parties. Do Americans really think that number of parties have anything to do with freedom? Russia has 5 parties right now in State Duma. That is real land of the Free then.
Whatever the number of parties, you don't get in power from the street protest. In any country. Ukraine is not a country, we don't count that. Both in china and in USA, you have to advance ranks of some party. You cant just go to the street and say I wanna be president. So I don't see what those protesters expect. Protest are usually protext for American attack on some country, but we all know that USA does not have enough bombs for china.
China has no justice or freedom.
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Originally Posted By quadfecta⏩
acknowledging the situation is different from siding by it. china is similar to russia ... its a communist,bolshevik,radical socialist,marxist sh!tholeTell that to the commie overlords who clearly think it does then. Not sure if strawman, but it's pretty fkin clear china is treating this situation like they own HK, and HKers are rebelling against the establishment to break those ties
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inb4 "stop siding with the enemy"
People will say youre siding with the enemy if you start justifying what theyre doing as its their right
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Originally Posted By devopsengineer⏩
@mods why is this idiot ^^^ still posting here?And aslo, China does not have communism. If you talk with any commie... like real commie, one of those marxist, they will only have vitrol for china. They would say Chinese bourgeois that took power in CCP are overworking chinese working class and don't give workers rights and social... what is it... freedom or justice... I think commies like social justice... libtards like freedom.
Anyways, China is not communist. It is capitalist country with single party regime. USA has two party regime, so they think they are double the smart. Well there are countries with 3 and 4 parties. Do Americans really think that number of parties have anything to do with freedom? Russia has 5 parties right now in State Duma. That is real land of the Free then.
Whatever the number of parties, you don't get in power from the street protest. In any country. Ukraine is not a country, we don't count that. Both in china and in USA, you have to advance ranks of some party. You cant just go to the street and say I wanna be president. So I don't see what those protesters expect. Protest are usually protext for American attack on some country, but we all know that USA does not have enough bombs for china.
Anyways, China is not communist. It is capitalist country with single party regime. USA has two party regime, so they think they are double the smart. Well there are countries with 3 and 4 parties. Do Americans really think that number of parties have anything to do with freedom? Russia has 5 parties right now in State Duma. That is real land of the Free then.
Whatever the number of parties, you don't get in power from the street protest. In any country. Ukraine is not a country, we don't count that. Both in china and in USA, you have to advance ranks of some party. You cant just go to the street and say I wanna be president. So I don't see what those protesters expect. Protest are usually protext for American attack on some country, but we all know that USA does not have enough bombs for china.
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Originally Posted By tyn89⏩
That is all irrelevant.The 2+ MILLION protesters have make it loud and clear on the 5 demands. I don't know why you pretend that you dont know what the protesters/hkers want. You probably have no knowledge of what's going on at all.
1Complete withdrawal of the extradition bill from the legislative process: Although Chief Executive announced indefinite suspension of the bill on 15 June, reading on it may be quickly resumed. The bill was "pending resumption of second reading" in the Legislative Council. On 4 September, Carrie Lam announced that the formal withdrawal of the bill will be processed by Secretary for Security John Lee in the Legislative Council later.
2Retraction of the "riot" characterisation: The government originally characterised the 12 June protest as "riots". Later the description was amended to say there were "some" protesters who rioted. However, protesters contest the existence of acts of rioting during the 12 June protest.
3Release and exoneration of arrested protesters: Protesters consider the arrests to be politically motivated; they also question the legitimacy of police arresting protesters at hospitals through access to their confidential medical data in breach of patient privacy.
4Establishment of an independent commission of inquiry into police conduct and use of force during the protests: Civic groups felt that the level of violence used by the police on 12 June, specifically those against protesters who were not committing any offences when they were set upon, was unjustified; police performing stop-and-search to numerous passers-by near the protest site without probable cause was also considered abusive.[71] Some officers' failure to display or show their police identification number or warrant card despite being required to do so by the Police General Orders is seen to be a breakdown of accountability.[72] The existing watchdog, Independent Police Complaints Council lacks independence, and its functioning relies on police co-operation.
5Resignation of Carrie Lam and the implementation of universal suffrage for Legislative Council and Chief Executive elections:[73] Currently, the Chief Executive is selected by a 1,200-member Election Committee, and 30 of the 70 Legislative Council seats are filled by limited electorates that represent different sectors of the economy, forming the majority of the so-called functional constituencies.
1Complete withdrawal of the extradition bill from the legislative process: Although Chief Executive announced indefinite suspension of the bill on 15 June, reading on it may be quickly resumed. The bill was "pending resumption of second reading" in the Legislative Council. On 4 September, Carrie Lam announced that the formal withdrawal of the bill will be processed by Secretary for Security John Lee in the Legislative Council later.
2Retraction of the "riot" characterisation: The government originally characterised the 12 June protest as "riots". Later the description was amended to say there were "some" protesters who rioted. However, protesters contest the existence of acts of rioting during the 12 June protest.
3Release and exoneration of arrested protesters: Protesters consider the arrests to be politically motivated; they also question the legitimacy of police arresting protesters at hospitals through access to their confidential medical data in breach of patient privacy.
4Establishment of an independent commission of inquiry into police conduct and use of force during the protests: Civic groups felt that the level of violence used by the police on 12 June, specifically those against protesters who were not committing any offences when they were set upon, was unjustified; police performing stop-and-search to numerous passers-by near the protest site without probable cause was also considered abusive.[71] Some officers' failure to display or show their police identification number or warrant card despite being required to do so by the Police General Orders is seen to be a breakdown of accountability.[72] The existing watchdog, Independent Police Complaints Council lacks independence, and its functioning relies on police co-operation.
5Resignation of Carrie Lam and the implementation of universal suffrage for Legislative Council and Chief Executive elections:[73] Currently, the Chief Executive is selected by a 1,200-member Election Committee, and 30 of the 70 Legislative Council seats are filled by limited electorates that represent different sectors of the economy, forming the majority of the so-called functional constituencies.
What is relevant is this:
1. Protesters are orchestrated by little British secret service that remained from colonial regime. Little Britain took HK from china after opium war and off course they have agents there. They only left HK in 1997.
2. Since Little Britain is US puppet now, and by Trump's words, Johnson is mini-trump in Britain, then control over protesters is in trump's hands. Real trump, not mini-trump. Mega-Trump if you want.
3. Mega-Trump wants to use this protest to weaken chinese position in trade war he is waging. And probably real military war that will follow, because Little britain also did some trade war before Optium war when it ocupied HK.
4. China defends its territory and has every right to do so. It still did not use tanks on rioters, and how they call them, rioters, traitors, libtard or something else, is totally chinese prerogative. Also not calling them that in order to calm them down is also their prerogative. It is chinese bussiness. More you yankees "help" those "democrators", the sooner will they be ran over by tanks, and then HK will lose any autonomy from Beijing, and then miniTrump and Mega-Trump will not have agents/pawns to play their chity game.
Do you still think that this has anything to do with freedom and democracy?
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