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Even if the whole population came out, so what? You do not believe a population can be radicalized? You conveniently forget that also in the Basic Law is a sig
by pishpash 7y ago
Even if the whole population came out, so what? You do not believe a population can be radicalized?
You conveniently forget that also in the Basic Law is a signed written promise to legislate a national security law, i.e. Article 23. Rejecting that means the die has been cast to forego reasoned compromise and go down the road of political confrontation. Then it becomes a power game that HK will lose every time, dragging the prospects of political liberalization in the mainland down with it.
- msla 7y ago> Even if the whole population came out, so what? You do not believe a population can be radicalized? If you meet one radical on the way to work, you met a radical. If you conclude that the entire population of a large and established polity is radical, you're the radical.