Originally Posted by
Pickuptruck
What hordes? The ones who invest in property here? The ones who list their IPO's here? The ones who's factories are keeping CX in business? The whole idea that Hong Kong would function fine without China is ridiculous. The close proximity of mainland China and its growth is what built Hong Kong.
It's a bit like the argument the police incited the rioters. The rioters looted and smashed and burned Causeway Bay for hours without the HKPF there while cheering and yelling for the Police to turn up.
The GBA will shortly overtake Hong Kong, whether the locals like it or not. STW you're full of BS, what if it was your daughter that was raped and murdered? Would you be out on the streets cheering for the accused to walk free in Taiwan. 4500 petrol bombs thrown, over 160 bombs in the last 12 months. The sad part is few of the idiots protesting actually read what Article 23 is all about and they think that by destroying CX, attacking foreigners and damaging the economy in Hong Kong they will win.
you are the one full of BS, since when did protestor rape anybody...nothing was looted...the one attacked foreigners are the pro-china ppl, have you heard of the boxer back in the Qing dynasty?? they do not think they will win when the economy collapse in hk, they are aiming to bring everyone else who screw with the normal people's lives down with them.... look at the share market, the tycoons lost billions in one day.....
Btw if you are so in favour of China, don't complain when you or your friend got arrested in China for no reason. U know it's not that hard to fake say a rape case against you when you did a layover in shanghai or Beijing....cost about 100K or less, it's enough to put you in a Chinese jail for few months until the 'girl u allegedly rape' drop the case.... Ricky Wong, the owner of HKTV, when he was trying to lobby for his tv licence, all of a sudden someone claimed she was raped by him, mysteriously when he decided not to do his tv business anymore, the case disappeared.....that's how China works