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Air2004 Detained and arrested are to completely different things. Also, I'd rather have my property seized and be denied entry rather than have my property seized and being arrested. So much for HK autonomy, right ? Reply
nookoool Air2004 said: Detained and arrested are to completely different things. Also, I'd rather have my property seized and be denied entry rather than have my property seized and being arrested. So much for HK autonomy, right ? Hong Kong had attempted color revolution problem for about a decade. Hence the new laws. Reply
Dementoss Air2004 said: So much for HK autonomy, right ? China made many promises, to the UK Government, regarding Hong Kong residents retaining their liberties, rights and democracy. All went straight out the window as soon as Hong Kong returned to Chinese control. Reply
Sluggotg I made it to Hong Kong a few times in the 80s when I was in the Navy. Very cool place! Nice people, good food and a great Vibe. One of my all time favorite ports. I knew Communist China would corrupt it when they took over. Too bad, I can't even consider going there now. Reply
DRagor Isn't that complete madness? Considering this days our phones have banking apps gaining access to it means they can straight rob your account and you would not be able to do anything about it? that is absolutely unacceptable breach of fundamental laws. Reply
usertests DRagor said: Isn't that complete madness? Considering this days our phones have banking apps gaining access to it means they can straight rob your account and you would not be able to do anything about it? that is absolutely unacceptable breach of fundamental laws. Already commonplace advice to carry a disposable phone if you are crossing borders, even when entering your own country. Reply
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