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By ALICE FUNG and KATIE TAM HONG KONG©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Mitsuo Matsuyama
I strongly support Hong Kong democracy and freedom.
ozellis
I think these young intellectuals in HK can see the future and they do not like what they see.
Even westerners should be concerned about the implications of a deep state knowing what, where, why and who we are doing stuff with.
It will come for us as well but hopefully we have the legitimate people power to tweak it over a long period of time (20 to 30 years seems about right).
The current Chinese model is one that is "full-blown, top-down mandate, right now" which might be OK if the people knew that those making these important decisions were brilliant both individually and collectively and had concerns for all Chinakind. That seems rather unlikely to me.
Michael Machida
The protesters are the best. We all know it.
Bugle Boy of Company B
I wish them luck!
sf2k
Free HK!!
Akie
Look, who is supporting the trouble makers, law breakers, rioters, criminal gangsters.
Akie
Send them to where they are welcomed.
thepersoniamnow
Akie...
”Send them to...”
Wow, you see the problem is that although you are Chinese and feel HK is yours, it’s also their land and has been for as long as anyone has been alive.
You cannot call them criminals for asking for rights, unless you admit that you are a complete dictatorship.
Aren’t you? A read through recent history shows why modern humans fear dictatorships as evil and against humanity.
PhantomAgent
Wow, is this the start of the Asian summer?
PhantomAgent
I know it has been going on for some time!
CrazyJoe
All praise and respect for the people of Hong Kong!
Wolfpack
Keep an eye out for tanks young freedom fighters.
WilliB
Mainland China is. The place where Silicon big tech companies make the iphones and similar gadgets that all the commentators line up to buy, and the place that is supported by the likes of Google and Facebook, who are happy to tweak their algorithms to comply with the Chinese government, and who tweak their algorithms in order to support the neolib globalist agenda.
Chucky138
Since the west like all the young protesters, they should accept all of them where they can have freedom, HK will always be part of China no matter what the west said.
Akie
They should go to Australia where they had permission for "peaceful demonstration".