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Of course it was a colony since... whenever. Speaking as a brit, you're bang on. But given that, what rectitude you suggest I (or they) fight for is unclear. I
by throwaway_pdp09 6y ago
Of course it was a colony since... whenever. Speaking as a brit, you're bang on.
But given that, what rectitude you suggest I (or they) fight for is unclear. It seems they prefer the UK legacy to the encroaching Chinese one. I'm unsure what you're saying (though I do agree with you about rights and justice, completely).
- OBLIQUE_PILLAR 6y agoIt is my understanding that the protests originally started over HK residents frustrated that they would never ever be able to afford decent housing inside of HK, and they blamed a couple of central figures in HK (who are not Chinese residents). The protests seem to have become much more than that. The final form of the protests don't address the frustration of HK residents over living costs.