I’m an American. Ask me anything!

Have you been to hk or are you planning to visit us? What makes you interested in HK? and what do you think we can do better to encourage more people like you to stand with us?

Marry me okay? I have big booties




















With duck also

I think you mean dick instead of duck

Fuck the auto typing

I go to school by bus
I need google translate

I go to school by bus when I try to speak 廣東話


But you guys are teaching me valuable phrases like “thanks for telling me your mother is female” I’ll sound like an expert next time I go to HK

Why you up so late
Or it is morning at your place

I’ll try my chicken English talk to u
Welcome Lihkg

USA time difference from HK is -12 to -9 hours depending on time zone. It’s 6:24 PM in NYC and 3:24 PM in LA right now

Thank you very much!

Which state are you in now?

I have been talking to teenagers (16-18) in Chicago ten year ago

Seems they can’t differentiate hk and Chinese
Is that still happening now?

Also some of them don’t know where is Hong Kong is that still the same now?

Sir!This way!

Come visit Hong Kong

chaptick, welcome!

chaptick, what so interest you in political affair in this side of the pacific？it is your major in studies？

Ok

You crazy son of a bitch
Welcome to this nerdy forum bro

I do have a question in mind :

Since Chris Evans talks about politics on Twitter very neutrally and Michael Douglas speaks out for Hong Kong movement in a interview, do you think if we can get more Hollywood actors and actresses to speak put for Hong Kong?

I know 4chan is doing something about this, but I wanna know if it is working out. If superheroes actors and actresses speak out, that means a lot to me and those who believe in heroes in real life.

So envy that you were born in a free country.
Thanks for your support and letting us know that we are not alone

I'm also not Chapstick, but I have an opinion on this. I think that any place in the world should be able to decide whether or not to be part of another country. Self-determination is an important right. I think this is especially important in cases like Hawaii, whose people didn't voluntarily join the United States. However, unfortunately, there is a very big taboo around seceding from the United States because it reminds people of slavery and the Confederate States. So I don't know if it's likely that the US will ever add a legal way for states to declare independence.