I believe 0.005% of the population can't revolt against an emerging superpower. People in the west think it's 7 million protesters when the reality is 7/1400 mi

I believe 0.005% of the population can't revolt against an emerging superpower. People in the west think it's 7 million protesters when the reality is 7/1400 million. It's a fringe movement rooted in (justifiable) structural dissatisfaction expressed through bigotry against the only people who can help them. Ever considered why no protesters had the idea of waving the Chinese flag and petitioning the Chinese for change? Why they target mainland people, businesses and institutions while waving imperialist flags and using imperial insults, like Chee-na? The belief in the bigotry is what makes the belief in revolution impossible. Further the combination of bigotry, instability with democracy will ruin prospects of democracy across mainland and peace across the straight. The ideal that westerners think independence is remotely in the cards and actively cheering it on because it's good popcorn is incredibly worrying. Separatism/reunification is the #1 Chinese issue since founding of CPC and a clearly articulated redline with anyone remotely familiar with the issue. The longer HK drama draws out, the greater the chance of a hot war in Taiwan in 20-30 years.