>“Hong Kong identity isn’t just based on the rejection of Chinese identity, but a collective sense of resilience and autonomy and saying no to oppression,” Johnson Yeung, a veteran activist and former student leader who was arrested during a protest last month, told me.
>“Hong Kong people are putting up a fight to save their unique status.”
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good for them
Yas Forums during hong kong riot
>die chinky bastards glory to china (unironically)
Yas Forums during corona
>wow fuck china
make up your mind
I mean, it's not wrong.
Anyone who says otherwise is a CCP shill.
I’m look forward to yeh chinese army going door to door in full PPE gear with shotguns to “enforce quarantine” on everyone of these traitors
It's wrong.
one crispy duck with noodles please
Race traitors deserve the rope. The only thing anyone is going to see when shit hits the fan is what shape their eyes are.
I dare any of these HK race traitors to try and live in Europe or America right now and see how long they can go without getting spit on and beat.
*spits in it
Here’s your order
fighting a losing battle
HK is an expandable proxy conflict land between china and west