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That's probably why they forcibly moved him across the border, taking a step to normalize the behavior, before moving on to more sympathetic targets in the futu
by xiaoma 10y ago
That's probably why they forcibly moved him across the border, taking a step to normalize the behavior, before moving on to more sympathetic targets in the future.
- iaw 10y agoSadly, you're probably correct.
- scarmig 10y agoQuestion: given that, would it make sense for HK's government to claim that it cooperated for the removal, or was even the instigator who requested the PRC take action? Allows them to save their gunpowder of calling out the violation of HK autonomy for someone much more sympathetic.
- iaw 10y agoI honestly don't know enough to answer that question. The complexities of international politics plus the One China & Separate but Equal HK status makes it something one could spend a lifetime studying to begin to speak intelligently on.