Hong-Kong Protests

in the meantime
Hong Kong protests: hundreds take to streets in second straight day of defiance against newly imposed anti-mask law
  • Messages circulated on the internet called for protests in more than 20 areas, including hotspots such as Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui and Sha Tin
  • In Sheung Shui, masked radicals vandalised a number of shops, including Arome Bakery, China Mobile, Best Mart 360 and a pharmacy
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Blitzo

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Hong-Kong Protests

Jura, you've made a substantial number of posts in a variety of threads, that are two sentence replies to other people that are either incomprehensible or consist of "LOL," or you've posted articles or tweets that consist only of "LOL" or "Now I read".
If you're going to post an article, please provide some commentary to it instead of posting a deluge of articles on the same topic which anyone can read if they have access to an online newsfeed.


Such replies are low effort and add little value to the discussion with making the thread more difficult to read.
Other people might also make such posts occasionally, however over the months and years it has become apparent you engage in such patterns in the greatest degree.

I don't believe you are doing so maliciously, so consider this a reminder. However in the future I will be deleting any such posts that I come across like that, and if it continues further, formal warnings will follow.


And before you ask, this is already something that members of the moderating has discussed and agreed to in the past. But now I think enough is enough, so action is being taken.
 

plawolf

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I think Beijing has realised that HK is rotten to the core, and that deep and fundamental changes need to happen. It cannot enact such changes in a meaningful way without the brainwashed masses of HK breaking down in hysterics. As the saying goes, you cannot save someone who does not want to be saved.

I think that privately, Beijing has concluded that 1C2S is a failure. The western MSM propaganda machine is too well established and entrenched for China to effectively counter.

The entire western ruling system is, after all, built upon the manipulation of information in order to gain votes and influence people. That is literally the only skill based selection criteria for entry into the western political classes, so it is any wonder they are better at it that Chinese politicians who earn their positions through actual good governance work?

Add to that the unrelentingly biased propaganda of the western MSM; dedicated subversion outfits like NED, and it would be an impossible task to change public sentiment.

China’s strategy is to let reality counteract western MSM brainwashing.

Beijing is content to leave them to enjoy the ‘freedoms’ they so covert until they realise the ugly reality of what happens when you drink the western MSM cool aid and actually do what they preach.

China underestimated the sheer paranoia-driven petty vindictive schadenfreude of the west, in that the west refuses to leave China alone to develop in peace even when China stayed out of western affairs.

No peaceful re-integration process could happen in an open and inclusive manner when there are external forces hell bent on preventing that.

The extra freedoms and checks and balances that HK enjoyed became the means and avenue through which western agents were able to brainwash a generation. That is the true behind the ‘mystery’ of why kids who were born after the handover long for a past colonial ‘golden age’ none of them have ever experienced.

China cannot repeat that mistake with Taiwan.

If 1C2S is useless for Taiwan, what purpose does it serve China?

This looks to me like China letting the rioters build its case for abolishing 1C2S altogether.
 
well after I had read
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I checked how it's here and (says like effective since November 1st, 2016)
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§ 14 (2) b)
I translate loosely as 'it would be a misdemeanor by an individual who, while participating in an assembly, covered his/her face in a way making the identification difficult or impossible'

that's what I thought
 
I think I noticed about this incident in this thread earlier today; the footage is inside
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Attack on JPMorgan banker in Hong Kong sparks outrage in mainland China
  • Mandarin-speaking employee was punched in the face by a protester outside the company’s main office in Hong Kong on Friday
  • Angry reaction to video of incident, including one commenter saying the behaviour went against the push for freedom and democracy in city

of course makes me wonder where this is heading
 
noticed about the ATMs now:
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Among 3,300 ATMs in
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, over 10% have been damaged by rioters and could not operate normally, and 5% need to be supplemented, but local banking system has sufficient cash flow: Hong Kong Monetary Authority
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what do they mean by "5% need to be supplemented"
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KYli

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I think Beijing has realised that HK is rotten to the core, and that deep and fundamental changes need to happen. It cannot enact such changes in a meaningful way without the brainwashed masses of HK breaking down in hysterics. As the saying goes, you cannot save someone who does not want to be saved.

I think that privately, Beijing has concluded that 1C2S is a failure. The western MSM propaganda machine is too well established and entrenched for China to effectively counter.

The entire western ruling system is, after all, built upon the manipulation of information in order to gain votes and influence people. That is literally the only skill based selection criteria for entry into the western political classes, so it is any wonder they are better at it that Chinese politicians who earn their positions through actual good governance work?

Add to that the unrelentingly biased propaganda of the western MSM; dedicated subversion outfits like NED, and it would be an impossible task to change public sentiment.

China’s strategy is to let reality counteract western MSM brainwashing.

Beijing is content to leave them to enjoy the ‘freedoms’ they so covert until they realise the ugly reality of what happens when you drink the western MSM cool aid and actually do what they preach.

China underestimated the sheer paranoia-driven petty vindictive schadenfreude of the west, in that the west refuses to leave China alone to develop in peace even when China stayed out of western affairs.

No peaceful re-integration process could happen in an open and inclusive manner when there are external forces hell bent on preventing that.

The extra freedoms and checks and balances that HK enjoyed became the means and avenue through which western agents were able to brainwash a generation. That is the true behind the ‘mystery’ of why kids who were born after the handover long for a past colonial ‘golden age’ none of them have ever experienced.

China cannot repeat that mistake with Taiwan.

If 1C2S is useless for Taiwan, what purpose does it serve China?

This looks to me like China letting the rioters build its case for abolishing 1C2S altogether.

I don't think the central government would abolish the 1C2S. Ruling behind the scene, actively participating in decision making or even making the Chief Executive as a figurehead make more strategic sense. No doubt that the central government has realized the 1C2S is a total failure but at the same time the ramification of abolishing the system isn't something they would like to endorse or even need to face now. As you mentioned, Hong Kong is not that important anymore. No need to give excuses to western nations to form an alliance to contain China economically.
 

KYli

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noticed about the ATMs now:
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Among 3,300 ATMs in
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, over 10% have been damaged by rioters and could not operate normally, and 5% need to be supplemented, but local banking system has sufficient cash flow: Hong Kong Monetary Authority
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what do they mean by "5% need to be supplemented"
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It means that they need banknotes to supply the empty ATMs for withdrawal services.
 
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