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Sometimes Joshua Wong convey inaccurate information about Hong Kong protests, eg in his speech in the CECC hearing, he said the extradition bill was withdrawn earlier but that wasn’t the case. And we don’t like that he talk a lot about his candidacy in the upcoming district council in November during he hearing. Quite some Hong Kong people do not like our pan dems because they do not wholly defend for the rights and freedom of HK people but only to secure their own assets and place in LegCo. Overall speaking, he improved quite a lot after being released from the prison a few months ago - didn’t hijack to be a leader in this leaderless movement. Demosisto is much less active now compared to 5 years ago, mo significant comments
Welcome to LIHKG
It’s fun to see how you use the LIHKG emojis! You’re such a genius!
It’s fun to see how you use the LIHKG emojis! You’re such a genius!
Hi chapstick
Would like to ask how u n the average Americans think abt the violence used by HK protesters? In HK, ppl who support the cause of the whole movement generally accept the protesters' use of violence, as it is directed at ppl who attack us n we hv to self-defense, n to cause dmg to companies (MTR, Maxim) who openly support or cooperate with the cops n govt. However, ppl r divided on whether violence will lead to the loss of international support; one side thinks that we need to stick with the non-violent approach if we wanna get international support, while the other thinks that the use of violence with principle (as mentioned above) is crucial in maintaining the momentum of the whole movement, n compared with other countries, the extent of violence we r now using is really not a big deal.
What are your thoughts on this? How do you think Americans will respond to our violence?
Would like to ask how u n the average Americans think abt the violence used by HK protesters? In HK, ppl who support the cause of the whole movement generally accept the protesters' use of violence, as it is directed at ppl who attack us n we hv to self-defense, n to cause dmg to companies (MTR, Maxim) who openly support or cooperate with the cops n govt. However, ppl r divided on whether violence will lead to the loss of international support; one side thinks that we need to stick with the non-violent approach if we wanna get international support, while the other thinks that the use of violence with principle (as mentioned above) is crucial in maintaining the momentum of the whole movement, n compared with other countries, the extent of violence we r now using is really not a big deal.
What are your thoughts on this? How do you think Americans will respond to our violence?
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Sir, this way.
Hi, Chapstick! 
(This is lihkg pig, one of the iconic characters of our movement.) Thank you for standing with us!
Can you provide us with some ideas on how to further raise the awareness of Americans towards the social political movement in Hong Kong? Some of us are using Twitter. Any comments on our activities on Twitter? What else can we do to gain the support from the Americans?
(This is lihkg pig, one of the iconic characters of our movement.) Thank you for standing with us! Can you provide us with some ideas on how to further raise the awareness of Americans towards the social political movement in Hong Kong? Some of us are using Twitter. Any comments on our activities on Twitter? What else can we do to gain the support from the Americans?
Are you freemason member?
Hello Chapstick 
Welcome to be a member of LIGHK. Please be aware of the “fifty cents” and the information they posted.
BTW thank you for your supporting
Welcome to be a member of LIGHK. Please be aware of the “fifty cents” and the information they posted. BTW thank you for your supporting
Bro you should bring more friends from the State here. How'd you like some translated pieces of news?
You did it the traditional way! 
The simplified chinese “usually” just simplify some complicated characters for illiterates in China (at least historically). Shame that they tried to improve literacy but didnt try to improve morality.
The simplified chinese “usually” just simplify some complicated characters for illiterates in China (at least historically). Shame that they tried to improve literacy but didnt try to improve morality.
Thank you
Welcome to LIHKG
Welcome to LIHKG
How many American Leftists are siding with China?
Sir ! This way .
A pic of a hand-written username with the passport cover would be sufficed.
Welcome to LIHKG
Hi nice to meet you pal
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$43k USD in 2 days are not very incredible haha
We got above $44k USD crowdfunding for Edward Leung's appeal in 15min.
HKer NO.1
We got above $44k USD crowdfunding for Edward Leung's appeal in 15min.
HKer NO.1Welcome man
sir this way
I believe this will be the first LIHKG post with full of meaningful English comments 
Hi bro
Would you browse other posts in LIHKG?
Maybe some of us(include me) would type in Chinglish to let you difficult to read, but we are friendly and welcome you to join our discussion
Feel free to say anything
Hope you would still keep the LIHKG app after this movement
LIHKG is a very interesting platform
Would you browse other posts in LIHKG?
Maybe some of us(include me) would type in Chinglish to let you difficult to read, but we are friendly and welcome you to join our discussion
Feel free to say anything
Hope you would still keep the LIHKG app after this movement
LIHKG is a very interesting platform
You are so funny. Welcome!!