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#3
(Original post by Pleasantri)
By offering future citizenship to many of its citizens?
By offering future citizenship to many of its citizens?
Are you talking about the whole thing about BNOs? Or am I just confused?
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#4
I think it's brilliant granting HK people who were formerly british and who want freedom exactly what they wish, and a chance to escape their situation. Plus there will be plenty of people who will bring benefit to our country rather than china, so it's win for their freedom and win for the UK. My core principles are centered around freedom so I'd support it completely where I can.
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(Original post by neko no basu)
What do you mean?
Are you talking about the whole thing about BNOs? Or am I just confused?
What do you mean?
Are you talking about the whole thing about BNOs? Or am I just confused?
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#7
(Original post by Pleasantri)
Yes I am. I'm sorry if you don't qualify for it.
Yes I am. I'm sorry if you don't qualify for it.
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(Original post by neko no basu)
No worries. I already live in the..
No worries. I already live in the..
Last edited by Pleasantri; 8 months ago
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#10
(Original post by Pleasantri)
I know but many of your fellow citizens aren't as fortunate to live in a superior country. God Bless the UK opening it up to them!
I know but many of your fellow citizens aren't as fortunate to live in a superior country. God Bless the UK opening it up to them!
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(Original post by neko no basu)
Do you mean "superior" in the sense that the UK has democracy but HK and China doesn't, or superior as in the UK is superior to China in every sense?
Do you mean "superior" in the sense that the UK has democracy but HK and China doesn't, or superior as in the UK is superior to China in every sense?
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#12
(Original post by Pleasantri)
Its not difficult. The UK has democracy that mainland China can only dream of, and how HK are seeing their democracy vanish. Its disgusting.
Its not difficult. The UK has democracy that mainland China can only dream of, and how HK are seeing their democracy vanish. Its disgusting.
It is sad that HK is losing its sense of autonomy but I don't think it is a surprise that this is happening and I'm sure you'll agree. But HK never really had any real democracy to begin with anyway.
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(Original post by neko no basu)
Well I just wanted to know what you meant by "superior country", hope that was an alright question to ask.
It is sad that HK is losing its sense of autonomy but I don't think it is a surprise that this is happening and I'm sure you'll agree. But HK never really had any real democracy to begin with anyway.
Well I just wanted to know what you meant by "superior country", hope that was an alright question to ask.
It is sad that HK is losing its sense of autonomy but I don't think it is a surprise that this is happening and I'm sure you'll agree. But HK never really had any real democracy to begin with anyway.
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#14
Im indifferent to the offer itself, it does seem a great way of telling the other overseas subjects that theyre second rate though.
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#15
(Original post by Pleasantri)
Do you agree the British government should start evacuation flights from HK for eligible people before China steps in?
Do you agree the British government should start evacuation flights from HK for eligible people before China steps in?
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#16
No I'm not, but I'm not ashamed either. It's a difficult one I guess, and politicians will get criticised whatever decision is made.
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#18
(Original post by Daveological)
Note this is in response to China almost violating its agreement with Britain.
Note this is in response to China almost violating its agreement with Britain.
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#19
(Original post by CletusPotter)
What did China do then?
What did China do then?
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#20
(Original post by Daveological)
Try to integrate Hong Kong although agreeing not to do so until 2047.
Try to integrate Hong Kong although agreeing not to do so until 2047.
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