Student group leader arrested on suspicion of inciting secession in HK
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Re: Student group leader arrested on suspicion of inciting secession in HK
#2When the Hong Kong stock exchange listed a Chinese tech index the other day I realised Hong Kong had completely fallen. The CCP rules Hong Kong in totality now as far as I'm concerned.
Re: Student group leader arrested on suspicion of inciting secession in HK
#3It is interesting that there was recently a petition asking for people to support the national security law, and that it managed to gather 3 million signatures. For comparison, high estimations on the number of people who went on the streets to protest, was about 2 million. Both numbers are likely to be overestimations, but it seems to show that the Hong Kong people are divided about whether China is good for them, and whether they should support the protests or not. It is unfortunate that the mainstream media only reports Hong Kong events on the surface level, and does not analyze the issue more deeply.
To those that wish to learn more deeply about the Hong Kong events, I recommend browsing Quora. There are quite some people there who say they live in Hong Kong.
Re: Student group leader arrested on suspicion of inciting secession in HK
#4It is interesting that there was recently a petition asking for people to support the national security law, and that it managed to gather 3 million signatures. For comparison, high estimations on the number of people who went on the streets to protest, was about 2 million. Both numbers are likely to be overestimations, but it seems to show that the Hong Kong people are divided about whether China is good for them, a…
...or the signatures are fake? Petition fraud. Happens in US too, see net neutrality.
Re: Student group leader arrested on suspicion of inciting secession in HK
#5It is interesting that there was recently a petition asking for people to support the national security law, and that it managed to gather 3 million signatures. For comparison, high estimations on the number of people who went on the streets to protest, was about 2 million. Both numbers are likely to be overestimations, but it seems to show that the Hong Kong people are divided about whether China is good for them, a…
Does anyone know why my post gets downvoted? Is it not neutral and balanced enough?
Re: Student group leader arrested on suspicion of inciting secession in HK
#6It is interesting that there was recently a petition asking for people to support the national security law, and that it managed to gather 3 million signatures. For comparison, high estimations on the number of people who went on the streets to protest, was about 2 million. Both numbers are likely to be overestimations, but it seems to show that the Hong Kong people are divided about whether China is good for them, a…
3million signatures.. they would never fake that now would they?
https://thehill.com/hilltv/rising/420764-chicago-alderman-ca...
Re: Student group leader arrested on suspicion of inciting secession in HK
#7To be clear, they are rather riot leaders who funded by US than "student group leaders".
Re: Student group leader arrested on suspicion of inciting secession in HK
#8It is interesting that there was recently a petition asking for people to support the national security law, and that it managed to gather 3 million signatures. For comparison, high estimations on the number of people who went on the streets to protest, was about 2 million. Both numbers are likely to be overestimations, but it seems to show that the Hong Kong people are divided about whether China is good for them, a…
> I recommend browsing Quora. There are quite some people there who say they live in Hong Kong.
I live in Hong Kong–those people on Quora are wrong. Actually, I don't, but there's really no way to verify that; take online comments by people who supposedly live in a region with a grain of salt.
Re: Student group leader arrested on suspicion of inciting secession in HK
#9It is interesting that there was recently a petition asking for people to support the national security law, and that it managed to gather 3 million signatures. For comparison, high estimations on the number of people who went on the streets to protest, was about 2 million. Both numbers are likely to be overestimations, but it seems to show that the Hong Kong people are divided about whether China is good for them, a…
...or the signatures are fake? Petition fraud. Happens in US too, see net neutrality.
Well I did say that 3M is likely to be an overestimation. How many do you believe are fake? Let's say 40% are fake. That puts the number of legit signatures at 1.6M: still in the same ballpark as the number of protesters, which shows that society is divided.
If you disagree with this analysis, I would love to hear why.
Re: Student group leader arrested on suspicion of inciting secession in HK
#10It is interesting that there was recently a petition asking for people to support the national security law, and that it managed to gather 3 million signatures. For comparison, high estimations on the number of people who went on the streets to protest, was about 2 million. Both numbers are likely to be overestimations, but it seems to show that the Hong Kong people are divided about whether China is good for them, a…
3million signatures.. they would never fake that now would they? https://thehill.com/hilltv/rising/420764-chicago-alderman-ca...
How many do you believe are fake?