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I will likely protest if HK Internet freedom is eroded, but to a much less extent than today when my real-life freedom is eroded. On that Monday when protesters
by BlueonMount 7y ago
I will likely protest if HK Internet freedom is eroded, but to a much less extent than today when my real-life freedom is eroded. On that Monday when protesters flooded the subway, I was unable to get to work on time. I had to work late, and learned my lesson to return home by taxi, only to find that roads near my home were blockaded by protesters. I dare not express anti-protester views when I’m among group of radical protesters. I walked with them once, several weeks ago, when the protests just started and I thought they might have some valid points. I found most of them holding extremely biased and unrealistic views about HK or China, and can’t be reasoned with. I never walked with them again.
- bouncycastle 7y agoAgain, when internet freedom gets eroded, it will be too late to protest. On the street or even online. Authorities will have control over everything, the internet firewall will be just the icing on the cake. Also, curious, what are some of the biases and unrealistic views?