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Not to make light of the offer (and I personally know people who may be affected), but why would someone from HK really want to move to the UK? Cold weather, m

Not to make light of the offer (and I personally know people who may be affected), but why would someone from HK really want to move to the UK? Cold weather, mediocre food, expensive prices, expensive housing, and an economy and system on the verge of entering a highly destabilized period. That's an attractive offer?

0d311 6y ago
... compared to a authoritarian regime with literal concentration camps?
- supernova87a 6y ago
  That is not in HK, let's be clear with the facts. And neither is it an imminent possibility that people in HK are about to be subjected to that crime. Until China marches across the border.
Waterfall 6y ago
A market for improvement in food and you think china is doing good? China is a literal welfare state that relies on the east of China. Most intake wealth while the East actually generates it, the Pearl River Delta is also where most of the economic progress occurs.
easytiger 6y ago
> cold weather South of England, particularly London gets pretty low rainfall and decent weather temperatures > Mediocre food You don't know what you are talking about! > expensive prices Compared to what? > and an economy and system on the verge of entering a highly destabilized period. Yea HK definitely won't experience any of that
- mam2 6y ago
  You are delusional
  - easytiger 6y ago
    On what point precisely? Which of my rebuttals of unanchored relative criticism above do you have issue with?
    - supernova87a 6y ago
      I'll help contribute. The food you talk of -- sure you may have some good food at the top of the scale, but for an every day person's budget, food options in the UK pale in comparison with most any country in Asia. As for Brexit, the additional economic fallout (already, and coming) from that self-inflicted problem will be worse than the general downturn for most other places.
    - mam2 6y ago
      all of them
      - easytiger 6y ago
        Constructive.

0d311 6y ago

... compared to a authoritarian regime with literal concentration camps?

supernova87a 6y ago
That is not in HK, let's be clear with the facts. And neither is it an imminent possibility that people in HK are about to be subjected to that crime. Until China marches across the border.

Waterfall 6y ago

A market for improvement in food and you think china is doing good? China is a literal welfare state that relies on the east of China. Most intake wealth while the East actually generates it, the Pearl River Delta is also where most of the economic progress occurs.

easytiger 6y ago

> cold weather South of England, particularly London gets pretty low rainfall and decent weather temperatures > Mediocre food You don't know what you are talking about! > expensive prices Compared to what? > and an economy and system on the verge of entering a highly destabilized period. Yea HK definitely won't experience any of that

mam2 6y ago
You are delusional
- easytiger 6y ago
  On what point precisely? Which of my rebuttals of unanchored relative criticism above do you have issue with?
  - supernova87a 6y ago
    I'll help contribute. The food you talk of -- sure you may have some good food at the top of the scale, but for an every day person's budget, food options in the UK pale in comparison with most any country in Asia. As for Brexit, the additional economic fallout (already, and coming) from that self-inflicted problem will be worse than the general downturn for most other places.
  - mam2 6y ago
    all of them
    - easytiger 6y ago
      Constructive.