@Heccles94 Ah yes, the classic Green Party strategy: fighting climate change by forcing a diesel RM van to haul your garbage across the country in a brand-new envelope just to troll a political party. Peak performative activism. Just put it in the recycling bin like an adult.
@AliceZhaolanlan@askatamhk@WillColeshill Guess I am not going to wast more time with you. You were clearly educated in CCP China with a deep rooted CCP mindset even though you hate CCP
@SiuPhilip@JondotTan@STAN_LE_Y@askatamhk@WillColeshill@aska Of course I don’t. If someone identifies as Chinese, HK Chinese, a HKer, or even a Martian, that is their choice to make. But the ONS, and most Brits, see only one Chinese ethnicity. So disparaging China Chinese is basically self-harm, as most people do not make that distinction.
@AliceZhaolanlan@askatamhk@WillColeshill what do you know about Yang's parents, beyond the fact that they came from China 30+ years ago? Your argument is based entirely on stereotype and assumption, straight out of the CCP playbook: judging a person’s political reliability and social worth by their family background.
@SiuPhilip@JondotTan@STAN_LE_Y@askatamhk@WillColeshill There is only a 'Chinese' ethnicity; 'HK Chinese / HKers' =people from HK. Born and raised here = British Chinese, where you parents are from means nothing but till identify as HK Chinese is incomplete integration. disparaging 'China Chinese' like the fool @aska is self-defeating
@AliceZhaolanlan@askatamhk@WillColeshill lol, you’ve just proved my point. you lumped “muslims” together as if they’re one thing, in fact half are uk-born and the rest come from many different countries. that same prejudice toward Yang’s birthplace and parents is the kind of logic that will eventually harm you too.
@SiuPhilip@JondotTan@STAN_LE_Y@askatamhk@WillColeshill ONS data showed only 55% of the Chinese in England & Wales was East Asia-born in 2011. Since HK-born people are only one subset of that group, they are significant but likely still under 15–20% of the total, even after the BNO inflow.
@AliceZhaolanlan@askatamhk@WillColeshill look alice, I have already made my point abundantly clear. You judging people by parents or birthplace is straight from the CCP/Soviet playbook. You sound brainwashed by the CCP—acting like one without even realizing it.
@SiuPhilip@askatamhk@WillColeshill Sutton are packed with BNO hkers, driving up rents and grabbing grammar school places. I’ve met loads—many are decent people, but from my exp, the lower their socioeconomic roots, the louder they insist: ‘We’re hkers, not Chinese’. Sounds like low self esteem talking.
@AliceZhaolanlan@askatamhk@WillColeshill Lmao. Your whole ‘argument’ is fanfic about her parents and birthplace, when she’s basically lived her entire life in the UK. Yang even called out the CCP over Hong Kong’s security law. You’re projecting. You know nothing.
@ruihanmeimei01 The real issue is the rudeness. But what’s wrong with someone saying they’re not Chinese? Why should a Hongkonger be forced to identify as Chinese? China has sovereignty over Hong Kong, fact, but Hongkongers should still be free to define their own identity.
@WillColeshill Funny, of all the Labour MPs whipped to support this nonsense, the one you chose to attack was a British Chinese woman who has lived here since she was 4, because apparently she’s a “migrant”