Hong Kong Elections Are Victory Against Government, Says HK Lawmaker

[@helenlam5832]

Good luck to Hong Kong 🇭🇰 all the best for coming years

[@greaterbayareahero1401]

They need more than luck. Some of them lack basic business sense. To have any form of democracy the economy must be prosperous. What good is democracy when they cant even afford a decent meal or living in a 35 sq feet apartment. These 4 Big HK developers have got the HK people by the b@lls. Everyone is mortgaged to properties which costs over double or triple to the price anywhere in the world. There's plenty of land in HK. These next few years you will see property prices plummeting since the economy is heading for an escalated recession. My friends want out but cannot sell their properties. It will be a snowball effect by March 2020. In a way it would be good for the HK residents. Housing will be more affordable and in line to the Greater Bay area prices. They may have won the battle but they have lost the war.

[@doublehappiness2849]

Now the elected candidates need to deliver and do something for the people of HK

[@dejuanrobert]

LMAO!!! We've elected people in Washington DC, how's that working?

[@greaterbayareahero1401]

Blanca J. Christ we need a plan. Now who has a clue? Tbh I see The start of a decline. Most of the leaders don’t have that business experience. Whilst I feel that there must be something done to help the next generation. But there lacks any leadership and business skills.

[@dejuanrobert]

@@greaterbayareahero1401 "we need a plan" well... its only been 243 years since the Constitution. Maybe in another 243 years we'll have a plan. Stick around and good luck!!!

[@joesmith7925]

@icecool1616 you had idiots running the offices before. They won't be worse.

[@Mario-kv9vn]

whether we like it or not, Hong Kong is the battle ground for USA and UK to bully China, so let's learn to read between lines... USA wants to win the trade war against China, so its secret services will use all its tricks under the sleeve to cratch China, being the Hongkongers trapped in the middle... on the other hand, you don't sell you mother out... Hong Kong was and is part of China, the mother land... kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4CoXoVpe5KSbZI

[@virgo-in-cyn1537]

Bless the people of HK; their bravery now speak for itself!! 🌹🙏🏻

[@silentwatcher1455]

Virgoin Cyn their bravery will be stupidity once China cutoff everything especially food, water and money.

[@HB-dh8xt]

the point here is... people voted and the results are loud and clear! It is brave for anyone stands against their bullies despite the fears of their food, water and money cutoff. Bravo!

[@10244325]

Authentic Self lol what bully? Who bully?

[@wd1793]

God bless Hong Kong people who are extremely smart and brave!

[@dejuanrobert]

Destroying HK isn't "smart and brave"!

[@doublehappiness2849]

and very destructive and violent. LMAO

[@freegatemy]

this is a classic case of twisted perception where extreme violence and destruction is depicted as smart and brave, where have humanity gone?

[@stopwarstop7334]

Did anybody notice what I have notice??? So little comments in this news comparing to the protest news a whole bunch of comments for Pro-Beijing, Pro-Police and anti protestors. Now we know that all those comments are the China's 50 cent army. LOL:

[@edinwatson6902]

The reality is quite the opposite. Enjoy the moment of euphoria. Pay for the consequences for the rest of your life.

[@wd1793]

This lady is so elegant and intelligent

[@dejuanrobert]

Bc she's not American!!

[@Laowai-xu8vt]

Stupid ass comment.

[@abflyboy8189]

One of the rare senior council/queens bench female lawyers in Hong Kong. Well respected across the demographics

[@ytmaggie]

Your taste. Ha ha..

[@willmac5642]

@O salty.

[@edinwatson6902]

The landlord stipulated that they want the property back on 2047 subject to satisfactory periodic annual inspections but the students can't afford the rent and also aren't looking after the property. This is what is going on in HK.

[@itelephone8796]

This has been not a vote of dissent because of democracy or 5 demands or whatever the protesters have been representing etc2 which have never been in the interest of Hong Kong people anyway and in fact threatened Hong Kong with destruction and violence but of frustration at the slow reform and unresolved poverty levels of Hong Kong.

[@stopwarstop7334]

The next is to return Carrie Lame to Beijing and elect their own Chief of Executive.

[@PremierCCGuyMMXVI]

We Americans stand with the people of Hong Kong 🇭🇰🇺🇸🇭🇰🇺🇸

[@damtol1]

Mrs Eu would be a much better leader in Hong Kong then carrie lam.

[@mks19971007]

unlikely to happen, Beijing would never put a democratic party member in charge.....not to mention she is the founding leader of the Civic Party in Hong Kong

[@tanggo]

US sanction helps Hong Kong? Is she kidding? Hong Kong will decline faster economically should the US cancels Hong Kong's trade preferential treatment. This woman should study economics 101

[@veekwok5611]

LOL she is not even talking about economics here. She is saying US sanctions and international support will help towards the protesters in get their 5 demands fulfilled. Obviously, she is speaking out for the protesters.

[@wonderman7788]

Now it's only a beginning of HK. *Don't forget the big Winnie boss behind it*

[@anthonyliang300]

Sorry the boss is busy working for 1.4B people, and does not really care about children tantrum in hk. When you all grown up please clean up your mess and build your tiny city.

[@aeroxtreme15]

@@anthonyliang300 then let HK be alone and be semi autonomous. China doesn't need HK given they already have big cities that gives them enough financial power compared to HK.

[@MaxSluiman]

@@anthonyliang300 that is Chinese narrative: we are sooo big and powerfull, we can affort stunts like this. However, our ego and face are so fragile, that if you insult us, we go into a tantrum of our own. And our leader does not look like Winnie the Poo!

[@wongcy713]

@@aeroxtreme15 why should China do that? To please you.? Would you willingly yield your house to me? Tactics employed by HK Pro demo to date had been throwing tantrums and destroying the city. Should China care about the destruction of HK by HKies as rightly pointed there are a lot other cities in China. No. China not generous or charitable and there is a security risk of US /CIA presence if Beijing lost control of HK. Conclusion : Beijing would rather keep a HK that is void of life and yield it to the western powers. China lost HK to UK and will not let it happen again. Yes. China will go to war if they have to.

[@wongcy713]

@@MaxSluiman "we are so big..powerful" That is not China narrative. That is the assessment of Pentagon of US. China is viewed as biggest threat to US. You can do all your stunts to ridicule but Pentagon viewed it as serious business.

[@seokoking6956]

This is a vote against the the political elites, against social inequality and inequities. They now have to get to work. They governments still has to report back to Beijing. Whoever is thinking of taking over has to be approved by Beijing, including now senior appointments in the government. Afraid they are going to be highly disappointed for this is not a chance of government. Maybe the style of governing.

[@alvinwong1856]

Buddha Great Compassion May Hong Kong and China enjoy peace and happiness There are no enemies. All beings strive for peace and happiness

[@pakyip9267]

Unless those strangely cutting ties with family and friends because they do not agree on some views and opinions. Nothing can be done there. The dangerous thing is forcing the whole world to follow one model of government 🤔 So, other models just became enemies because they are simply different despite having a neutral stance i. e. Not intervening in others internal state affairs. Then a neutral can simply look at the meaning of freedom in any democratic states. It is not illegal, to throw petrol bombs, molotov cocktails or make other kind of explosives to attack the police officers being the enforcers of law if they are not granting what is perceived as the citizens (loose) rights of freedom. So police is not needed in any nations according to being a complete free state. Its citizens can just use mob attacks to kill off any opposition and the majority will win rule applies. The people of a nation can attack any government offices and set it on fire if a mob of citizens feel upset by any enforcement carried by its government? All government agents cannot use fire arms or they are regarded as terrorising its people and being control freaks? It's really confusing coming from having standards in the US or elsewhere... You cannot have anarchists in the US doing the same ape shit over there, otherwise, tough luck, see you in the morgue pal.

[@edinwatson6902]

Burning universities and civilians with different opinion is peaceful? Smashing up metro stations and shopping malls is democratic? What the hk public are letting themselves in for is beyond comprehension.

[@pakyip9267]

@Are See wait, communism is an ideology of how a society should run, it's no different from having senators from various states debating, seeking council and putting bills through to become legislation, but many of these processes actually agreed by every single citizen? It is easy to label others. Can you say other nations of democracy is free from tyrannical behaviour or abuse of authority? Do not contradict yourself here. It's not an excuse, but the truth. It needs fair educated thoughts to be debated first before going ape mode on the streets. We are not King Kongs, but just a Hong Kong er with a mindset of our own. Not everyone agrees with everything in the real world. Just look various parties in all democratic nations. Your view about Chinese weapons being junk. Bravo. An opinion. Try come out naked, it can still send you to your grave. Seriously, I know shit comes out from an arse, my friend.

[@pakyip9267]

@Are See intellectual or not. That's subjective here. Hell no to extremism. I said, communism is a socialist ideology of how a society should run. Do not play around by bending words. Legitimacy comes from within those governing. But please look at what jurisdiction means. An official of China, have their rights. Same as an official elsewhere have its rights. Your extreme views that China is evil, is what we can refer as xenophobia. That is true evil. A lack of tolerance for differences. Legitimacy varies once an individual crosses another border of a state. So, remember, not all the land on this planet says... US Properties, just yet.

[@kensimmo]

@ Are See For you to be Chineese and make a statement the China is a cancer on the world makes you out to be a fool. You are Chineese where ever you go in this world. After two hundred years, China is one again relevant, all because of the CCP. If communist Russia didn't defeat the Germans, you would be speaking Japanese.

[@qiaorenchun6928]

Ukraine selected their democratic president, then then come to war with Russia, land split, life lost. This is democracy’s victory.

[@sermsaksongsiridej2090]

Whatever happens, there is still the Basic Law, which will not be altered. Sentiment respected but reality prevails. China took troubles for HK to return to China and no amount of demand for an all out democracy can sway China's decision to control HK.

[@simondover569]

Most HK understand the independence is not only politically but economically impossible. But they are guaranteed a high degree of autonomy under the basic law. They also have the right to elect their own leaders. So far 51% of legislative council is elected in a small closed election, as is the Chief Executive. So most are asking for fairness not indepence. Also, the past 2 protests begun when China tried to pass draconian laws in HK. The first was their security legislation which basically said if they are offended they can lock you up forever. And the second was legislation which said if you have broken Chinese law (which has strict security legislation) even if you are in Hong Kong then you go to jail in China. Which rational person would stand for that?

[@colinchow1618]

Still talking about ; 1. Having an independent inquiry on police brutality? Carrie Lam has already promised that in June 2019 2. Universal Suffrage? You already have that isn’t it? Every person in Hong Kong who is eligible to vote got to vote right ? So what are you talking about ?

[@khng211]

Unbelievable being a lawyer 5 demands coming out from your mouth 🤣

[@adriaanmetzelaar8744]

indeed they broke the law and have to pay the price. china will never allow criminality to reign suppreme. uphold the rule of law and support the hk police. agree carie lam has to go, she is just a useless mouthpiece

[@eddieloke8303]

Hong kong become a fully independent country is out of the question. This is a clear signal to Beijing what hong kongers want and if they will decide if hong kong is worth saving. I see dark cloud ahead.

[@catswimming3881]

As long as HK is part of China, BJ doesn't really care how local people ruin this city.

[@kfcfan]

@@catswimming3881 the problem is that cia will use hk as a base for them to expand their operations to distablize China

[@doublehappiness2849]

​All these people like this vile woman, have used treated the student rioters like condoms...used them once and then dispose of them.

[@xiangcheng4566]

Let’s see how those elected local representatives can help both their voters and non-voters. That’s more important than cheering for a number.

[@louiemacias1706]

I'm for citizens of Hong Kong

[@QuietJugung]

It's good that pro-democracy parties win by landslide because (1) HK government now strongly represent the people's choice and it sent a clear message to the legislators who did not listen to the people before. (2) It proved HK election is fair and not control by China. (3) Hopefully, the protest will stop. Congrats and peace to the people of HK.

[@DontUputThatEvilOnMe]

China will claim brainwashing in Hong Kong its the only thing that will satisfy the CCP world view. The re-education will be coming in 2047 leave while you still can.

[@simondover569]

Now the peaceful protests will start again. Will China crack down? Will the HK Government crackdown? Will the police crackdown? If any one of the three cracks down again, violent protest will return. If not immediately then eventually.

[@simondover569]

@@DontUputThatEvilOnMe Re-education was been here long already. School lessons are tightly controlled. Teachers under heavy supervision. Outlining schools closed and centralised for easier control.

[@silentwatcher1455]

Philip Ting It will never result into independent country. China can always cutoff money, water and electricity and others to HK.

[@pakyip9267]

I believe this is sound, but does not mean a citizen can just break the laws governing HK just to have some attention to themselves.

[@黄婷婷-y6w]

come on my fellow HKer we vote for the 51st state of USA

[@catswimming3881]

Even UK didn't want you . Now you guys begging for being part of US. How pathetic you are!

[@DontUputThatEvilOnMe]

I wouldn’t mind it as an America. But I rather not go to war with the CCP. Too many people would die.

[@TranceElevation]

@@catswimming3881 That is so sad, these people believe they're not chinese. How submissive one should be to undergo such mind perversion?

[@gladrut3957]

You do know even your wish come true, all the water and airspace around Hong Kong are in the sovereignty of China right? Sorry, of course you don't know.

[@DontUputThatEvilOnMe]

Gla Drut You are right but the politics ain’t yours yet.

[@BKLau70]

Victory was violence against peaceful people. Now the world can see HK people are inherently violent? Yesterday was extremely peaceful for those who don't understand Cantonese ...

[@simondover569]

Words are not violence. And the movement was peaceful until they were attacked. This election proved the protestors want the people to decide.

[@frankieleung2215]

Audrey Eu is good. I endorse her.

[@oliversong475]

Respond to what? Respond to how the elected officials should repair the damages done to Hong Kong?

[@petersia6334]

Madam... this isn't the people wishes to go against the govt. It's the protestors victory!!! People of Hong Kong r just fedup with the fighting going on for mths. Inorder to have a peaceful daily living, it's the best way to voted for the pro democracy party..majority of the people just wanted the young protestors to b safe without casualty. After the victory HK is much much peaceful now..

[@phamhuy6572]

Great and well done Audrey Eu let the world know what happened in Hong Kong. Puppet HK government police officer totally unlawful in HK arrested HK students and teenager age 11 year old

[@edinwatson6902]

Right! Throwing petrol bombs and bricks is legal. which planet are you from?

[@ytmaggie]

Who is unlawful? Wake up n see more videos on how properties and public transport were damaged

[@cedricwai7499]

When 2047 comes, HK will no more be one country, two systems, orders will come directly from China.

[@simondover569]

That is why they fight so hard now. To build something that cannot be easily broken.

[@lexyortiz5412]

Anybody know what the vote ended up being? Last I checked it was pretty even as far as seats...

[@DontUputThatEvilOnMe]

Can you say overwhelming majority.

[@woodensurfer]

How is this victory for the people of Hong Kong? As Hong Kong's economy declines, the Chinese mainland can elect to do nothing for a while, perhaps even a few years, but the time will come, if the violence does not stop and Hong Kong breaks apart, for mainland riot police to come into Hong Kong. Such riot police will use suitable degree of force to quell the violence and then leave. If violence recurs they will come back, and the process repeats. Hong Kong will be given second, third, fourth, fifth chance to maintain peace, then perhaps the time will come when mainland troop will have to take a permanent active role in Hong Kong. Does one seriously think that the US government has any role in Hong Kong's future--would the mainland yield? I wish for Hong Kong to become a Singapore, with less freedom and greater order. With the backing of the mainland, Hong Kong really does not need to cater the the West by unquestionably embracing all of its values for the territory's prosperity. Dimsum, the English language, common law, the backing of an enormous and vibrant Chinese mainland, the allure of China, to which Hong Kong still has a minor role as the gateway, to many in the West, all will be enough for Hong Kong to be prosperous. Singapore canes Westerners who break the law, and they still go there; the same will be true for Hong Kong.

[@hainguyen8048]

Time to step down Mrs. Lam. If you don't the people of Hong Kong will vote you out.

[@thepchaipoo6577]

Yeah. Carrie lam are being too soft on the protesters. This is why the protesters are not afraid to continually doing riots. It's like they're untouchable. Carrie lam gave a visit to the policeman who was wounded in the leg by the wicked protester's arrow. Isn't it just a publicity act? No action was taken to curb the root causes of the riots. What would have happened if that arrow struck at his chest ? Beijing should reexamine whether Carrie Lam is secretly supporting the opposition and the Hong Kong independent movement.

[@vcloveartzh4858]

All the best to Whatever you have chosen and hope all will work well for the people of HK! ^^

[@peterhsieh6597]

America said that there are no democracy in HK. Why the opposition can win most of the seats?

[@jackychick]

If there is no" Five demands not one less" , then other demands might be satisfied.

[@gustichokorde8176]

but, could hkg pro demoxracy that majority in parliament would making referendum, just like brexit ????........

[@edinwatson6902]

Its a local election which allocate funds for public spending.

[@Han-dd8lm]

Go HK! Vote for democracy, vote for freedom!

[@amos325]

and you say HK doesn't have democracy. isn't this election result showcases HK is not the same as mainland China and one country two systems work just fine?

[@wt539]

No, this was only a district-council election. Go to 6:26, you can see that, within the LegCo, almost half of the seats (30) come from functional constituencies, most of which are essentially controlled by Beijing. Hence, Beijing has direct control over both the legislative and executive branches of the government in Hong Kong. Additionally, the election committee for the chief executive consists of only 1200 people, the majority of which are also puppets of Beijing. So, NO, Hong Kong does not have democracy, and one-country-two-systems isn't working fine (just look at the power that the liaison office has in Hong Kong!).

[@tedchyn]

We are counting the US to airlift rice and water to HK whenever the mainland stop supplying them. The US needs to back up her promise with their military might not just words that are cheap and meaningless. In addition, the US can grant 3 million immigration exit visas, should the mainland invade.

[@edinwatson6902]

Dream on stupid.

[@edinwatson6902]

@vector ça look at how U.S.treats the kurds.

[@joe48oo12]

If pro democracy is pro independent than riot violence n vandalism will continue, be prepare Hongkongers.

[@sohpohhuat3997]

Who ever take to office will not solve the problem, after pro independent supporters took to the street, next pro Beijing supporters will do the same..Only way to solve the rioting is to send in PLA to maintain law and orders

[@marktuyet]

Hong Kong needs more massive peaceful protests . Massive peaceful protests are much more impressive than acts of violence . Violence is a last resort .

[@joesmith7925]

On 11/24 the people of HK overwhelmingly said no to Lam's false narrative. To cure any disease you go after the cause, not the symptoms. It's time to fix Lam and HKPF.

[@anthonyliang300]

you really really have short memory. Who safeguarded the election? HKPF doing really really great job.

[@joesmith7925]

@@anthonyliang300LOL...they were never needed. It was just an attempt by Lam to scare voters away from the polls that failed completely.

[@HTeo-og1lg]

To have universal suffrage, the HK legislators need to alter the Basic Law (aka the Mini Constitution). I don't think That is likely.

[@jimmyng3853]

Is a sad day for Hong Kong!

[@ricgrag1037]

Human won and robots lost!!

[@MrRxac]

Hong Kong voters have showed rioters how democracy works ,not thru violence.

[@willmac5642]

Beijing banned peaceful protests.

[@oliversong475]

The anti Beijing side should repair all the roads, shops, highways and colleges.They did the damages, they have to repair!

[@tiusutan2053]

My opinion this win because Hongkonger didn't want any excuses for rioters to continue.. but I personally happy with the outcome, just hoping that these so called "pro democracy" can deliver the promise and not cough on their own fires..

[@oliversong475]

It is abnormal for people who had been dogs for British and still long to be dogs instead of being humans.

[@monicachau4416]

Say no to tyaranny!

[@rayleeaustralia]

Five demands. No one less. Yes I am listening. Now all of you go back to work!

[@thhj4356]

Soon or later the year of 2047 will come. I don't understand why she so excited about it. What she can do about that.

[@xxxjohn6486]

thirst for power. Democracy only a tool for this people to gain power.

[@janet.horton3484]

HK volence bring opportunity to shenzhen

[@thepchaipoo6577]

Carrie lam was very good at playing dumb. Well, it's one country 2 systems until 2047. No rush!

[@walterlee7131]

it's ridiculous. just feeling sad for HK over those anti-police riots and pledging for HK!

[@Flamingpiano]

Next step: Do the same in the Legislative Council elections.

[@jsbhmm8232]

Do you think that HK residents vote for that?

[@Flamingpiano]

@@jsbhmm8232 For the seats that can be voted on outside of the business sectors seats, yes I do.

[@SiriPod597]

@@jsbhmm8232 Do you think HK residents can't vote for that?

[@jsbhmm8232]

@@SiriPod597 Do you KNOW the breakdown of the LegCo?

[@anthonyliang300]

rather than boasting better work to give their municipality quality of life first. No excuse to play victim and blame Mainland now.

[@antonsidharta2308]

China has no problem for hongkong to choose democatic system or not but it' s only till 2047. Just remember that

[@hectoOut]

Ouc.. you have to be nasty! Instead of being positive for HK, menacing and intimidating are your way. Soure grapes you are.

[@antonsidharta2308]

@@hectoOut i was just telling the truth even if sour as it is

[@solidsnakefox884]

Till the end of the of the day..hong kong is part of China. I live to see that happend.see you all in year 2047

[@peagames2002]

Indeed Anton Sidharta... until 2047 whole China has turned democratic, and people are happy. That truly will be a sight to see. ;)

[@slpip4365]

US Hong Kong Democracy Bills and Hong Kong Election will save Hong Kong. God bless Hong Kong.

[@edinwatson6902]

Both is for HK to dig their own grave.

[@pakyip9267]

To say its a Tsunami, it might haunt them someday if it really occurs for HK with global climate change happening and rather insensitive for others suffered from such natural disasters in Asia. Universal suffrage. Right to vote for all adults i. e. Minimum age of 18 to 25 and beyond. So why on HK, teenagers running riot on the streets? Think rights to vote is not the rights to hold unlawful assembly and riot. Or simply holding violent disorder with 3 or more people.

[@Optimistic_Fool]

Trump should sign the sanctions bill.

[@Optimistic_Fool]

@Alvin Chong Unfortunately, he his mine.

[@Optimistic_Fool]

@Alvin Chong Lmao, you dont know that. Unstable and a massive arsenal of nuclear chemical, and biological weapons isn't good for anyone.

[@wuxi8773]

Nonetheless, it still only takes 14 minutes ...

[@bluemarlin2u]

@Beau H After 14 minutes HK will be reduced to dust. LOL.

[@gangshan]

Can you find sb whp doesn't speak English ?

[@petersia6334]

Madam...don't just talk too much. Don't show off your English..just make sure those pro democracy candidates can deliver a better changes for the people of HK. It's good to see a peaceful situation in HK now. Don't just talk about the past n see what u guys can do better for the coming days

[@mike4ty4]

GOOD JOB HONG KONG!!!!!! 🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰 But throw both those Police *AND* 💀RIOTERS💀 in jail where they battered peeps wrongfully.

[@silentwatcher1455]

It will never result into independence. Besides, no cash to HK..

[@ipfreak]

when ukraine had its "color revolution" in 2004, it was and hailed by the west and dubbed as a start of a new era for "democratic", "prosperous" new ukraine. 15 years later, ukraine has been listed as THE poorest country in europe in consecutive years. ukraine was a country with rich resources, used to be one of richest republics among former USSR republics, had solid industrial base from former USSR. but now almost all of its industrial base from former USSR era had disappeared. for instance, its shipyards, once among the best in europe, was even capable of building aircraft carriers (chinese aircraft carrier "liaoning" was built in ukraine before it was sold to china), now could hardly build 100 tons of small boats by itself. nowadays ukraine economy pretty much survive on exports of agriculture, especially exports to china. some pro-west ukrainians hope to have NATO bases in ukraine to support its economy. sure hong kong might not get that bad since, no matter what, the central government of china will not let hong kong slip that level. plus hong kong still have a relatively capable administration. so ukraine scenario is unlikely to happen in hong kong. but in the long run, with this "democrazy" going on in hong kong, hong kong seem be slowly, but surely moving towards "香港 ==> 乡港"!. let's be frank, shenzhen has been working hard from a fishing village to a world class metropolitan area, hong kong has been gradually slipping back to a fishing village.

[@hectoOut]

Because Ukraine did have an economy and was menacing by the Russian. I guess now the Chinese mainland will keep the pressure on HK because they are feeling like a sour grape

[@hectoOut]

Shenzhen is just like another cities of China with big buildings and A population under extreme surveillance.

[@ipfreak]

@@hectoOut lol, "A population under extreme surveillance."? besides parroting the western media propaganda, what else do you have?

[@ipfreak]

@@hectoOut sour grape for hong kong? you need to have your IQ checked.

[@chaunguyen5813]

+DONALD TRUMP....No..>>1111111111, He's DID, !.Great jobs, thank's God be with Hong Kong people.

[@mijemumijemu4466]

Go home clown.

[@maaifoediedelarey4335]

Anyone - did Long Hair win ???

[@MrMachineoperator]

He lost

[@pushpagurung8699]

Congratulations brave hongkong people big congratulations 💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐so happy for hongkong brave people 💐💐💐💐💐

[@snoopybrown2438]

“It appears to be” “The people’s victory over Hongkong government” Very carefully chosen choice of words. It’s just the beginning of a new saga. Those who laugh first will laugh last. Whatever changes being demanded, Beijing’s endorsement is still required. I seriously doubt a single demand will be granted. What then? Another saga of violence? I can see the days ahead for Hongkong is dimmer than before and will sink even further into chaos followed by economic decline and depression. In the end it’s still Hongkong who stand to lose possibly everything that took years to build. Sad indeed! 🙈🙈🙈

[@peterholloway5713]

This is the victory of the masked thugs as they have made Hong Kong people getting sick of them so just vote them hopping that the masked thugs will stop their acts.

[@hectoOut]

Masked thugs have higher moral ground than fake Chinese bots.

[@globalasiaforum3847]

Election is the way to peace HKG it should be

[@anpham9978]

Congrats to Hongkong!!!

[@jessechan413]

LOL is it me or does many of these so called “pro-democracy” people look evil.

[@simonzhang5136]

As a yellow face I felt shame to what you said

[@svenfrontin-rollet8469]

Michael Bloomberg for President of Hong Kong!