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They have been freed, they are reunited with China. Hong Kong still has a democracy only now that system is answerable to Beijing. Not hard to grasp.
by garmanarnar 4y ago
They have been freed, they are reunited with China. Hong Kong still has a democracy only now that system is answerable to Beijing. Not hard to grasp.
- LunaSea 4y ago> They have been freed, they are reunited with China. Without the will of Hong Kong citizens. That's the reverse of freedom. > Hong Kong still has a democracy It's not. The CCP simply dictates what happens in Hong Kong. > Not hard to grasp. Hong Kong being under the dictatorial boot of China is indeed not very difficult to grasp.
- garmanarnar 4y agoHong Kong is still a democracy. It is the will of Hong Kong citizens to be free from British imperialism.
- LunaSea 4y ago> Hong Kong is still a democracy. Without fair elections? I don't think so. > It is the will of Hong Kong citizens to be free from British imperialism. As decided where?
- garmanarnar 4y agoIt's decided in Hong Kong. If you bothered to care about the opinion of Hong Kongers you might know that.
- LunaSea 4y ago> It's decided in Hong Kong. If you bothered to care about the opinion of Hong Kongers you might know that. Show me the referendum voting results then?
- garmanarnar 4y agoThey didn't hold a referendum. Honestly if you're this ignorant on Hong Kong politics then I'm wasting my time.
- LunaSea 4y agoI know there wasn't a referendum but I asked the question to show you that citizens didn't have their say in the matter. So it isn't a democracy.