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1. Economist
   25d4
   

   Many years ago, Hongkong was a place governed by corrupted Qing emperor.

   British came, and asked HKer whether they want to join U.K. in return, they brought HK capitalism, Democracy, technology, and wealth. Under British’s rule, HK became one of the most developed place in Asia and even in the world.

   Until in 1997, CCP saw it, and CCP wanted the rich HK back. After negotiations and threats, they got HK from U.K. in 1997. However? Hong Kong people don’t want to become a part of CCP, like they don’t want to be part of the old corrupted Qing dynasty.

   Now, CCP wants to turn HK from UK-like to NK-like city.

   3 years ago # QUOTE 18 Volod 15 Vlad !

2. Economist
   fb3e
   

   Read Wikipedia and you will find what you said is totally wrong

   3 years ago # QUOTE 11 Volod 9 Vlad !

3. Economist
   fb3e
   

   You distorted many facts
   HK was given to thé British invonlunatrily. Thé HK people fought the British in the 1840s, many of them sacrificed their lives to be part of China again.
   HK survived the Southeast Asia financial crisis because of China.

   Many years ago, Hongkong was a place governed by corrupted Qing emperor.
   British came, and asked HKer whether they want to join U.K. in return, they brought HK capitalism, Democracy, technology, and wealth. Under British’s rule, HK became one of the most developed place in Asia and even in the world.
   Until in 1997, CCP saw it, and CCP wanted the rich HK back. After negotiations and threats, they got HK from U.K. in 1997. However? Hong Kong people don’t want to become a part of CCP, like they don’t want to be part of the old corrupted Qing dynasty.
   Now, CCP wants to turn HK from UK-like to NK-like city.

   3 years ago # QUOTE 9 Volod 10 Vlad !

4. Economist
   bcfb
   

   Winnie the Xi just wants to end Hong Kong's special status as an entrepôt, so that he can swing that same business to his Shanghai cronies.

   3 years ago # QUOTE 9 Volod 7 Vlad !

5. Economist
   c4d2
   

   Many years ago, Hongkong was a place governed by corrupted Qing emperor.
   British came, and asked HKer whether they want to join U.K. in return, they brought HK capitalism, Democracy, technology, and wealth. Under British’s rule, HK became one of the most developed place in Asia and even in the world.
   Until in 1997, CCP saw it, and CCP wanted the rich HK back. After negotiations and threats, they got HK from U.K. in 1997. However? Hong Kong people don’t want to become a part of CCP, like they don’t want to be part of the old corrupted Qing dynasty.
   Now, CCP wants to turn HK from UK-like to NK-like city.

   I am totally against CCP's recent policy, but I think your IQ is probably like 80 something.

   3 years ago # QUOTE 12 Volod 5 Vlad !

6. Economist
   bcfb
   

   You distorted many facts
   HK was given to thé British invonlunatrily. Thé HK people fought the British in the 1840s, many of them sacrificed their lives to be part of China again.
   HK survived the Southeast Asia financial crisis because of China.

   Hey pal, you might want to fix your communist propaganda to English translator. It threw in a few accents.

   3 years ago # QUOTE 6 Volod 8 Vlad !

7. Economist
   ff74
   

   ^his CCP History exam you mean.

   Great leap forward ever heard of it?

   People starving to death, eating grass.

   Lou Xiabo, ever heard of him.

   Shame he died only for you to be free.

   3 years ago # QUOTE 4 Volod 7 Vlad !

8. Economist
   ff74
   

   I'd rather die before watching state sponsored CGTN, Winnipeg the pooh TV

   3 years ago # QUOTE 3 Volod 3 Vlad !

9. Economist
   d79f
   

   CCP detected

   Yes, I have heard.
   Have you heard of the Concentration camps in South Africa? Have you heard of the American Indian wars? Have you heard of Zulu land? Have you heard of East Indian company?

   ^his CCP History exam you mean.
   Great leap forward ever heard of it?
   People starving to death, eating grass.
   Lou Xiabo, ever heard of him.
   Shame he died only for you to be free.
   

   3 years ago # QUOTE 2 Volod 3 Vlad !

10. Economist
    ae90
    

    Nonetheless, Hong Kong before hand-back was a very special place. I lived there in the early 1990s, and it was a really amazing combination of Chinese and Western values and culture, incredibly cosmopolitan, sophisticated, full of energy and razor-sharp capitalists. It was a unique place, and it's very sad to think that all the things that made it so distinctive are in all probability going to be squashed out of existence by the CCP.

    RIP Hong Kong

    3 years ago # QUOTE 7 Volod 7 Vlad !

11. Economist
    ff74
    

    Yes, I have heard.
    Have you heard of the Concentration camps in South Africa? Have you heard of the American Indian wars? Have you heard of Zulu land? Have you heard of East Indian company?

    ^his CCP History exam you mean.
    Great leap forward ever heard of it?
    People starving to death, eating grass.
    Lou Xiabo, ever heard of him.
    Shame he died only for you to be free.
    

    Good, the revolution devours it's children.

    3 years ago # QUOTE 1 Volod 1 Vlad !

12. Economist
    ff74
    

    HK was ruined not by CCP, but by the protestors and their western allies

    Nonetheless, Hong Kong before hand-back was a very special place. I lived there in the early 1990s, and it was a really amazing combination of Chinese and Western values and culture, incredibly cosmopolitan, sophisticated, full of energy and razor-sharp capitalists. It was a unique place, and it's very sad to think that all the things that made it so distinctive are in all probability going to be squashed out of existence by the CCP.
    RIP Hong Kong
    

    HK was ruined by Xi's psychopathology

    3 years ago # QUOTE 1 Volod 3 Vlad !

13. Economist
    ae90
    

    This is nonsense. The protesters were responding to Xi's heavy-handed efforts to extend control over the province.

    Xi has been a disaster for China.

    HK was ruined not by CCP, but by the protestors and their western allies

    Nonetheless, Hong Kong before hand-back was a very special place. I lived there in the early 1990s, and it was a really amazing combination of Chinese and Western values and culture, incredibly cosmopolitan, sophisticated, full of energy and razor-sharp capitalists. It was a unique place, and it's very sad to think that all the things that made it so distinctive are in all probability going to be squashed out of existence by the CCP.
    RIP Hong Kong

    3 years ago # QUOTE 8 Volod 4 Vlad !

14. Economist
    ff74
    

    ^This.

    Xi is China's main problem, not Corona virus, not HK or Taiwan, not "foreign agents"

    3 years ago # QUOTE 4 Volod 5 Vlad !

15. Economist
    68c7
    

    You don’t distort facts, you simply invent them. You are a liar. Like all mainland chinese. A liar.

    You distorted many facts
    HK was given to thé British invonlunatrily. Thé HK people fought the British in the 1840s, many of them sacrificed their lives to be part of China again.
    HK survived the Southeast Asia financial crisis because of China.

    Many years ago, Hongkong was a place governed by corrupted Qing emperor.
    British came, and asked HKer whether they want to join U.K. in return, they brought HK capitalism, Democracy, technology, and wealth. Under British’s rule, HK became one of the most developed place in Asia and even in the world.
    Until in 1997, CCP saw it, and CCP wanted the rich HK back. After negotiations and threats, they got HK from U.K. in 1997. However? Hong Kong people don’t want to become a part of CCP, like they don’t want to be part of the old corrupted Qing dynasty.
    Now, CCP wants to turn HK from UK-like to NK-like city.
    

    3 years ago # QUOTE 2 Volod 5 Vlad !

16. Economist
    ff74
    

    Keep fighting the delete-bot rocket man

    3 years ago # QUOTE 0 Volod 1 Vlad !

17. Economist
    ff74
    

    Without the protests, HKers can live in peace, can take the subway and go to work, and can go shopping during the weekend. They cannot do those things after the protest started
    Who ruined HK?
    If you want to protest, do not affect the lives of others. Protest online, at home. Thanks

    This is nonsense. The protesters were responding to Xi's heavy-handed efforts to extend control over the province.
    Xi has been a disaster for China.

    HK was ruined not by CCP, but by the protestors and their western allies

    Nonetheless, Hong Kong before hand-back was a very special place. I lived there in the early 1990s, and it was a really amazing combination of Chinese and Western values and culture, incredibly cosmopolitan, sophisticated, full of energy and razor-sharp capitalists. It was a unique place, and it's very sad to think that all the things that made it so distinctive are in all probability going to be squashed out of existence by the CCP.
    RIP Hong Kong

    There's more than 'shopping' and 'working' to life.

    But I see freedom is a difficult concept on the mainland.

    3 years ago # QUOTE 3 Volod 2 Vlad !

18. Economist
    ae90
    

    Who ever heard of an online at home protest. Obviously you are mainland Chinese sheep=person, and have no conception of what real protest is. Did China fight the Japanese occupation by everyone protesting at home? Did the CCP take over China by having their members stay home?

    Without the protests, HKers can live in peace, can take the subway and go to work, and can go shopping during the weekend. They cannot do those things after the protest started
    Who ruined HK?
    If you want to protest, do not affect the lives of others. Protest online, at home. Thanks

    This is nonsense. The protesters were responding to Xi's heavy-handed efforts to extend control over the province.
    Xi has been a disaster for China.

    HK was ruined not by CCP, but by the protestors and their western allies

    Nonetheless, Hong Kong before hand-back was a very special place. I lived there in the early 1990s, and it was a really amazing combination of Chinese and Western values and culture, incredibly cosmopolitan, sophisticated, full of energy and razor-sharp capitalists. It was a unique place, and it's very sad to think that all the things that made it so distinctive are in all probability going to be squashed out of existence by the CCP.
    RIP Hong Kong

    3 years ago # QUOTE 5 Volod 2 Vlad !

19. Economist
    68c7
    

    An important lesson from this thread is that the brain washing and indoctrination of mainlander is complete. They are a perfect cult, like Scientologists. It’s completely impossible to have a sensible, reasoned conversation with them. So don’t even try. Decouple from mainlanders in real life too. Don’t bother talking to them.

    3 years ago # QUOTE 6 Volod 3 Vlad !

20. Economist
    ff74
    

    ^the protests are backed by the population.

    The few violent groups are only a tiny part that you see on state TV.

    Mainlanders have the freedom of total surveillance and no real law protecting them or peoples interest.

    You cannot protest if some local party member decides to build a factory on your parents house.

    You have no freedom to read what you like.

    You have acces to VPN.

    Search Liu Xiaobo on Baidu,then search him on Google with VPN.

    Only Google will tell you that he won the Nobel peace price for leading the tiananmen movement.

    On the mainland you are don't have laws protecting you against party members.

    3 years ago # QUOTE 3 Volod 2 Vlad !

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