The Hong Kong protesters are really pushing their luck ...

[dogtag]

The original edict that started this rumpus was rescinded
a while back so I can't understand why the protests have
turned violent - just like the democrat incited riots we get
here on occasion, unless of course it's a similar bunch of
yobs that enjoy smashing things. Or it could be the Chinese
sympathizers who are doing it simply as an invitation.
Whatever, the violence will sooner or later get a response
from China, the sooner being the more likely and once the
chinks are there they won't be leaving any time soon, if ever.
The trouble is, the peaceful protesters always get pushed aside
and replaced by the widow smashers.

https://www.usnews.com/news/politics/articles/2019-09-30/china-doubles-troop-presence-in-hong-kong-as-protests-turn-violent

[lyman]

chinks?

[dogtag]

chinks?

Yes, Chinks. Sorry but I'm not PC. You are apparently

[lyman]

Yes, Chinks. Sorry but I'm not PC. You are apparently

not usually,

[m1ashooter]

They are going to get wacked by the CHICOMS. Look at what they are doing to their Muslim population.

[lyman]

They are going to get wacked by the CHICOMS. Look at what they are doing to their Muslim population.

you are correct,


those folks don't play

[togor]

They're waving American flags now and hoping for an escalation of Trump's trade war. If only they knew.

[Clark Howard]

The protesters are not opposed to the recently rescinded "law". They are against the slow enveloping of Hong Kong's economy and culture by totalitarian Red China. They know that the Chinese will do any deed, or tell any lie, in order to take over the region. The protesters know that, sooner or later, the commies will kill or imprison any opposition to their actions. We can take a serious lesson from this attitude, as our own dems have the same aims and mindset as the Chinese commies. We should confront these "fellow travelers" now in the electoral polls, before we have to confront them as armed criminals.

[Major Tom]

When I visited Hong Kong in 1967, it was under British control until their 'lease' ran out,I think about 1996. Then China took over. I stayed mostly in Kowloon. Landing in Hong Kong by airplane back then was interesting. Flew low over Kowloon and landed headed toward the bay.

[m1ashooter]

One got shot today.

[barretcreek]

One of my trainers at the wellness program I attend is a Chinese girl from HK. She has not returned from break and I hope she is o.k. The protesters understand freedom isn't given, it is earned.
I'll post a link if I can find it. White woman lecturing some protesters: "Safety is more important than freedom". They're not impressed.

https://www.rawstory.com/2019/09/white-woman-caught-on-video-lecturing-hong-kong-protesters-safety-is-more-important-than-freedom/

She can always return to a country where she is safe and has freedom.

[dogtag]

Protesting for freedom is fine, but the last thing they need
is a hundred thousand Chinese riot police in Hong Kong.
If that happens then any chance of freedom is out the window.
That's why they should tone down the violence. The riot police
are not in there yet because of the worldwide attention it's getting.
They may come in anyway especially as the American attention
has been copped by Pelosi and the Brit attention by Boris & Brexit.
Violence will be the excuse to move in.