Dec 31, 2019— 57% of respondents said they wanted Lam to resign.
— 37% of respondents said they had taken part in protests in 2019, versus 63% who had not.
— 47% said the Hong Kong government deserved most of the blame for the unrest in the city, 14% blamed the pro-democracy camp the most, and 12% mainly blamed the central government in Beijing.
— 41% of respondents said they “strongly oppose” Hong Kong independence, and 26% said they “somewhat oppose” it. Only 8% said they “strongly support” independence, and 9% “somewhat support” it.
— 74% said they wanted an independent inquiry into alleged police brutality in handling the protests. Only 9% said the police deserved most of the blame for the unrest.
Dec 31, 2019·1 reply"12% mainly blamed the central government in Beijing"
"Only 9% said the police deserved most of the blame for the unrest"
A lot of indoctrinated Westerners won't know how to react to this one.
- Dec 31, 2019
Wonder what that Joshua Wong's approval rating would be.
- OPDec 31, 2019Scratchin Mamba
"12% mainly blamed the central government in Beijing"
"Only 9% said the police deserved most of the blame for the unrest"
A lot of indoctrinated Westerners won't know how to react to this one.
r/China gonna be in shambles
Dec 31, 2019I’d give these Hong Kong chicks something to poll about amirite
Dec 31, 2019#LaoJiaoForHongKong
Dec 31, 2019Leddit users exposing themselves itt rn
- Dec 31, 2019
I only get my news from CGTN
- Dec 31, 2019·edited
There is nothing about independence in any of their demands. Everything they're asking for is very reasonable.
"47% said the Hong Kong government deserved most of the blame for the unrest in the city"
Yea, thats why they want dual universal suffrage
Jan 3, 2020·1 replyVersetti— 57% of respondents said they wanted Lam to resign.
— 37% of respondents said they had taken part in protests in 2019, versus 63% who had not.
— 47% said the Hong Kong government deserved most of the blame for the unrest in the city, 14% blamed the pro-democracy camp the most, and 12% mainly blamed the central government in Beijing.
— 41% of respondents said they “strongly oppose” Hong Kong independence, and 26% said they “somewhat oppose” it. Only 8% said they “strongly support” independence, and 9% “somewhat support” it.
— 74% said they wanted an independent inquiry into alleged police brutality in handling the protests. Only 9% said the police deserved most of the blame for the unrest.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-hongkong-protests-poll-exclusive/exclusive-hong-kongers-support-protester-demands-minority-wants-independence-from-china-reuters-poll
who is ur avi fam
- OPJan 3, 2020robocat
who is ur avi fam
Nessy 🦎Jan 3, 202037% protested? That’s huge damn
- Jan 3, 2020
I don't think anyone wants independence, OP. You seem to be mixing Taiwan and Hong Kong issues up. They have very different views on mainland China. Hong Kong Chinese want their liberal, democratic culture to be respected by Beijing. 2019 Hong Kong local elections two months ago showed a massive wave of anti-Beijing legislators coming in so not sure what's the point of your poll.
Jan 4, 2020·1 replysource is gone
Jan 4, 2020ASAKIsource is gone
Jan 4, 2020
Jan 4, 2020Who sees an article like this and thinks "oh i need to post this to a kanye west fan forum"
