The Hong Kong Student Protest has reached an impasse and
some were suggesting that the students walk away while they are on top. Some
were saying that the students did not see any tangible results and could not
walk away empty handed and would lose face. I would tend to subscribe to the
first position. The students have done a lot to push for the cause of democracy
for Hong Kong and the rights of the people in a
democratic state. And I believe Beijing
has got the message and would be extra careful to infringe on the democratic
rights of the people of Hong Kong. There is now an
understanding by both sides on what each can do in the event of any attempt to
violate the rights of the Hong Kong people. They
understood each other better and it is time for the students to walk away while
they are still on top of the situation.
The students should know that they could put on a lot of
pressure on the Hong Kong and China
govts by filling the streets. And they also know that both govts have a lot of
constraints and could not simply push them out of the streets. The students by
now would also understand that removing the Chief Executive and the freedom to
choose their own representative to fill this post is not possible under the
present situation. The students too by now would understand that Beijing
could not allow the possibility of a ‘hanjian’ to become the Chief Executive of
Hong Kong and create serious trouble for Beijing.
Given this situation, and the fact that the Hong Kong govt
and Beijing have exercised great restraints to allow the protest to go on for
so long, and the patient of the people and businesses in the areas for their
losses, the students should take the upper hand by declaring the Protest a
success as they have given notice to the govts of Hong Kong and Beijing that
their democratic rights must be respected. They should then take a victory
march around the area, say thank you to the people and businesses for the disruption
to their incomes and lives, say thank you to the govt of Hong Kong
and Beijing for tolerating their
protest, and then go home.
By doing so, they will earn a lot of public sympathy,
support and understanding. The Hong Kong govt and Beijing
too would respect their actions and treat them more seriously. And all parties
would know that the students would be on the streets again if there is any
violation by the govt and Beijing.
There will be a lot of goodwill all round and the students would end up as
champions and heroes of the Hong Kong people for
fighting for their democratic rights.
There is no need to push the barrier further that would lead
to intolerance and even some ugly scenes and carnage on the roads. Fold up your
umbrellas and walk away with heads held high and be respected by all parties in
and outside Hong Kong for doing what is necessary and know when to call it
quits on a happy note.
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I xposed your daily activities .....
Okay... enuff tooday
You remind me of Robert Ho. Remember that guy? Thinks everyone is after him, watching him, etc.
Robert Ho eventually went mental and ended up in IMH. Sure looks like you're going that way as well. :)
As for who I am, don't worry. We'll meet some day--at your funeral. :) Please make sure your obituary includes a mugshot of your ugly face. :)