BREAKING: Hong Kong passes law to criminalise insult of Chinese national anthem

[Jack]

https://hongkongfp.com/2020/06/04/b...riminalise-insult-of-chinese-national-anthem/

"Hong Kong’s legislature has passed a controversial bill criminalising insult of the Chinese national anthem by a comfortable majority, despite months of wrangling over fears of curbs to free expression."

Anybody on JPP Red Team support this for America? I know they support this for disrespecting the American Flag.

 

[Jack]

Nothing from 'CountryBoy' ?

 

[Jack]

How about 'Earl'?

 

[David Jeffrey Spetch]

Fuck the Chinese National Anthem lol

 

[Jack]

Fuck the Chinese National Anthem lol

The post is about 'Free Speech'.
Do you want to be arrested for disrespecting the Canadian Flag, the Canadian Anthem, the Ottawa Senators?

 

[Celticguy]

Its their country they can pass whatever bills they want

 

[Truck Fump / h1b]

The post is about 'Free Speech'.
Do you want to be arrested for disrespecting the Canadian Flag, the Canadian Anthem, the Ottawa Senators?

so you gonna get wise on china and technocratic totalitarianism?

 

[Jack]

Its their country they can pass whatever bills they want

There's a difference between Hong Kong and China.
Do you notice a million people have the Right to Protest in Hong Kong?
Do you notice no one has the Right to Protest in China?

 

[Jack]

so you gonna get wise on china and technocratic totalitarianism?

I support Free Speech.

 

[Nomad]

That's a shame because if there was ever a national anthem that deserves to be insulted, it's that piece of shit of a national anthem that they have.

<<runs and hides from inevitable hit squad>>

 

[Celticguy]

There's a difference between Hong Kong and China.
Do you notice a million people have the Right to Protest in Hong Kong?
Do you notice no one has the Right to Protest in China?

Tienimen Square ring any bells ?
Hong Kong is China now.

 

[Jack]

Tienimen Square ring any bells ?
Hong Kong is China now.

"Hong Kong's 'One Country, Two Systems' freedoms threatened by China's new security law"
https://news.sky.com/story/hong-kon...hreatened-by-chinas-new-security-law-11992528

"China has announced new national security legislation for Hong Kong that could threaten the city's traditional freedoms.
The law is widely drafted to cover any act "to split the country, subvert state power, organise and carry out terrorist activities and other behaviours that seriously endanger national security", according to Xinhua, China's state news agency.
National security laws are routinely used on the Chinese mainland to jail critics of the ruling Communist Party."

 

[Celticguy]

The two systems were going to become one eventually.
This is just the next step.