@anon are you asking me to give you an example on a bill that hasn’t been passed???? Lol. Also the details of the bill that you gave: 7yrs crime is actually the 3rd amendment the proposed bill has, initially, it’s just 1year. So many crimes that the Chinese government has done on its citizens have been swept under rug, like how they massacred all those protesters in Tiananmen Square. The only reason why China hasn’t done the same to HK is because the whole world is watching, and HK is famous on its own right

@anon He totally looks like a douchebag. I think he is one in real life too even though I don't know him. His face gives off a Nicholas Tse douchy feel. He definitely doesn't look honest or faithful. I feel bad for Apple; she fell for a bad apple. Lol

He look like a douchebag. Lol

Desperate much?

@anon well said!

@anon People like Gregory and apologists for thugs are not much different from fanatical zealots blinded by a misguided sense of righteousness. They won't accept any criticism or blame since it's always the fault of others

@anon Eh, idk about that. There are recent studies about how much our gut bacteria plays a part in metabolism. And the inherited fat genes from the parents. So I won't put food addiction as purely psychological. I mean, kids of alcoholic parents tend to inherit the same tendencies, too - you wouldn't call that as poor impulse control... sometimes it just run in genes.

@luye Genetics can certainly assist in helping you get fatter, but that only plays a small role in why she is obese.

@anon probably genetics? Her mom was pretty big

@anon i agree that the violence has gotten out of hand & i was supportive of the peaceful protests in the beginning. 30 yrs ago is not that long ago - their family members are still alive & Chinese government hasnt changed much since then. There are families who are currently impacted by Tiananmen Square massacre. And yes I am aware that US has killed millions. I'm not justifying their actions nor am I saying US is better than China

@vell You're delusional if you think the HK Police are going around instigating violence on rioters. Lol

Most obese suffer mental issues. They use food as an outlet for their daily struggles.

@anon Yes the protesters were wrong for hurting her (vandalism is also unacceptable), but have you been following the news at all? The police have been absolutely BRUTAL during these past few months... so brutal to the point I went into depression. Every time I close my eyes, I would see the same scenes where the police are beating innocent people up. I even have nightmares. It makes me sick that you would say "the cops are not even responding with violence." Both sides are clearly wrong! Check out the list of misconduct from HK police https://tl.hkrev.info/police-timeline/ I guess politic is really not for me. I used to be happy and cheerful, but this HK incident is making me extremely depressed, sigh :(

@sarala "Look at the end of this video where the guy screams, how embarrassing https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=share&v=C24ozlIP0kc&app=desktop" HAHAHA! Ever heard of video-edited misleading videos? "These young people are the future of China. Yet they don’t care about human rights and freedom. All they know is patriotism. I hope you don’t blindly be like them. The reason Communist China suppress religion is bc they want to control people’s mind, easier to brainwash them and make them into slaves." Here are some facts for you to learn so I can end this conversation and put all the conspiracy theories to rest. According to the CATO institute's Human Freedom Index of 2018. HUMAN FREEDOM INDEX (MOST FREE COUNTRY/SAR): Ranked 3rd: Hong Kong Ranked 17th: USA MOST ECONOMIC FREEDOM: Ranked 1st: Hong Kong Ranked 6th: United States Based on FACTS, Hong Kong has more human rights and economic freedom than the USA, so the fact that Uncle Sam running his mouth preaching about the lack of democracy and human rights in HK is bogus. He should focus on their own country and fix their own problems first instead of budding their nose into other people's business. You have no idea what you're even talking about using "facts" from what you've learned from the evening news. How embarrassing. REF: https://www.cato.org/sites/cato.org/files/human-freedom-index-files/human-freedom-index-2018-revised.pdf

@anon perhaps you can do some research on your own when you have time. If Im not as busy I might search for you but I'm just so jam packed . And I am being sincere to hope you can learn the truth one day. Look at the end of this video where the guy screams, how embarrassing https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=share&v=C24ozlIP0kc&app=desktop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsWa9fieWSU These young people are the future of China. Yet they don't care about human rights and freedom. All they know is patriotism. I hope you don't blindly be like them. The reason Communist China suppress religion is bc they want to control people's mind, easier to brainwash them and make them into slaves.

@littlefish 'China has a bad track record of protection of fundamental rights, and if HK to have this bill, and they have a high profile suspect that China wants, China will use its political power to pressure HK to hand over the suspect.' Examples? I am not saying that you're wrong but you basically just stated an accusation without an ounce of evidence to support your claims.

@chunkymonkey HK Police have only been reacting to the violence of rioters with an equal level of violence. In some cases, the cops are not even responding with violence and are just getting plummeted by metal pipes and objects by rioters. In the US, protesters don't even need to be violent and the US cops and troops will respond with violence. Democracy!

Gregory is an idiot! It might not have been bright for Celine to record the incident in plain sight, but it was a crime for the perpetrator to violently attack Celine, yet Gregory is openly victim-shaming her. Spoken in a true rioter fashion!

@anon in plain text, you are right, the bill doesn’t seem to be bad at all. And as the background why the bill is needed, it’s a good thing the bill is made. However, the bill itself present many problems: China has a bad track record of protection of fundamental rights, and if HK to have this bill, and they have a high profile suspect that China wants, China will use its political power to pressure HK to hand over the suspect. There are also other problems with the bill that make it a not good bill, not when it’s gonna be used by China and with their legal system, it’s gonna be bad and be abused. China need to start having a stronger and more transparent legal system before enforcing new bill in HK

@anon haha this comment, I agree. These comparisons aren't even supporting their opinions in the first place.