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The invaded country has no obligation or reason to make any promises to its former colonial master.

• IAmBroom 1y ago
  If you are referring to Hong Kong residents as the "invaded country", they are the ones desiring the promises be kept. And once one makes a promise, it is immaterial whether there was an "obligation or reason" to do so. Really, all you are saying is China should be free to imprison, torture, and kill dissidents without any criticism, because another country was mean to them once upon a time.
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  • litbear2022 1y ago
    What a poor analogy. Put away your colonial arrogance and go argue with hypersonic missiles.
    • IAmBroom 1y ago
      Hmm, ad hominem. Checking your posting history... yep.
      • litbear2022 1y ago
        I felt the vulnerability and sensitivity that only perpetrators have.