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by spacehunt
2219 days ago
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> the HK people didn’t exactly fight for it People tend not to demand a democratic system until they are dissatisfied with the governance. > or make it easy I still don't see how you've come to this conclusion. > I can stand behind a Democracy movement, but find it harder to palate a political power grab. Any democracy movement is by definition a political power grab. |
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The problem is there are a lot of third parties in play in HK and if I'm going to support Democracy I want to be sure that's what I'm supporting. If it's poor governance, I want to be sure I'm supporting good governance. If it's poor housing policy, I want to support good housing policy movements. I don't want to be a pawn in a proxy political war between Eastern powers and Western powers while my own democratic rights are being eroded by the US senate.