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Subject: basic law is NOT the spirit of Hong Kong

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Date Posted: 00:13:09 09/25/04 Sat

he burnt the basic law even b4 he decided to run for election - why did u vote for him if you really think what u think?! if you r so stupid that you voted for someone b4 knwoing who he is then i think u should just take your ass home and stop talking crap

the basic law is NOT the spirit of Hong Kong!!! I AM ACTUALLY HUMILIATED TO HEAR SOMEONE SAY THAT
for all i know, i didn't contribute, in anyway, to making it.
even the mechanisms that can change the basic law (or any law in hong kong) does not represent us because we still do not have direct elections. think about it - the pro-democratic camp won the votes btu lost the seats - this whole thign is just screwed up

i dunno how the hell you got the idea that THE BASIC LAW IS THE SPIRIT OF HONG KONG. anyone with a brain would find taht absolute non-sense
the spirit of hong kong is the courage to fight for justice, for what we deserve, for a better and fairer Hong Kong, like our grandfatehrs and fatehrs did.

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