What's your thoughts on the Hong kong protest 2014.?

Only HKers themselves able to grasp CCP-Chinese increasingly abusing and taking advantages of everything in HK.

Before 1997. Chung Luen Blind, CCP rep office and state owned enterprises operating in HK dared not so openly take bribes and corruptions as they are doing now in exact the same corrupted manner as inside China.

During the British era, the HK border is very clear cut, not allowing unlimited tons of ruthless, greedy, poor, order-less, rule-less CCP-Chinese crossing over to the small city of only 7 million to daily spit, pee, poo, jump queue, fight in HK's streets, and steal, scam, cheat, grab and abuse HK taxpayers' facilities and everything HK has to offer, jetting up inflations and messing up everything there.

HK is no corrupted shithole China. It's pretty well managed with good legal, government and social systems. HKers are much richer and well educated than CCP-Chinese. Furthermore HK has been a member of the free world for 175 years while China has been kidnapped by the corrupted dictator regime as its own private asset for 65 years.

It has come to a point that CCP and commie puppet CY

must be told enough is enough.

"They can't even become there own nations Hong Kong does not have a lot of Resources. They still depend on Mainland China for drink able water supply."

Are you aware that withholding the water you have from thirty persons you wish to control until they die is....

"cruel and inhuman" TORTURE?

I doubt that you would take pleasure in someone with a gun doing that to you when you are unarmed.

Are you condoning this cruel tactic as justification for denying the HK people their human (UN Charter specified, and PRC constitutionally guaranteed) rights?

That's about like saying, "Yes, I know you can pay for the water I have, and you are thirsty. But ,I would rather make you crawl and beg at my knees while I club you over the head before I ever decide to offer you any."

I find it demonstrably ironic that people like you who enjoy free speech and democracy would side with those who choose to punish others for wanting the same. Would you care to clarify your position on this issue?

With over 7 million people, the people of Hong Kong should be allowed some say in their government, which is supposed to be at least somewhat autonomous. Beijing has violated many boundaries that were set years ago. Here's more on my take: http://www.calmthyshit.com/chinese-democracy/

another Tienanmen square massacre in the making.