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Posted by jonSun on Sep-30-2014 03:11:

Hong Kong

https://news.vice.com/video/this-ju...urce=vicenewsfb

Posted by jonSun on Sep-30-2014 03:25:

Such a shame that this

Turned to this

Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Sep-30-2014 11:20:

I might go check it out tomorrow.

Unfortunately, this will not change anything. China won't back down.

Posted by on Sep-30-2014 12:33:

Posted by tranceCDs on Oct-01-2014 17:28:

A lot of recent movies set in the future take place in a "democratic" China, with Americans having apartments and lofts there, hmmm

Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Oct-01-2014 20:09:

Slim chance. The expat community does not generally get involved with politics. It is not their fight. Democracy for HK I get, but in mainland China it simply will not happen for a while if ever. Without trying to offend any mainlanders, I firmly that believe that China isn't ready for democracy.

I'm for democracy, but I'm not Chinese.

Posted by Vector A on Oct-01-2014 20:25:

Much like the foreigners working in, say, UAE or Qatar.

Get what you can while that construction bubble is still good, dudes.

Posted by Dykes_on_Jay on Oct-01-2014 20:39:

They would slaughter each other with more freedom, trust me. They are pretty damn free in a lot of respects. Capitalism like you have never imagined before; corruption and greed are rampant.

I believe there would be more order as is, as the opposite would be akin to something out of Gangs of New York.

The Chinese at large, in my experience, don't really give a damn. They are all about the kuai. Status quo for the nouveau middle class.

Hong Kong should receive what it was promised, but I can guarantee that it will not happen.

Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Oct-02-2014 02:18:

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Posted by Lagrangian on Oct-03-2014 17:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay
They would slaughter each other with more freedom, trust me. They are pretty damn free in a lot of respects. Capitalism like you have never imagined before; corruption and greed are rampant.

I believe there would be more order as is, as the opposite would be akin to something out of Gangs of New York.

The Chinese at large, in my experience, don't really give a damn. They are all about the kuai. Status quo for the nouveau middle class.

Hong Kong should receive what it was promised, but I can guarantee that it will not happen.

Sounds like there is a lot going on there, absorb and learn as much as you can, Congrats on the little Jedi.