Consider that those two days, described in the opening grafs of this story, may be the last time Hong Kong residents ever get to vote for a pro-democracy candidate, or even vote at all.
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Biased but this was probably the only international media piece to capture the significance of the primary at the time, and what a bold - and yet entirely peaceful and rational - exercise it was. @TMclaughlin3 's @WIRED piece is an absolute must-read todayhttps://www.wired.com/story/hong-kong-is-troubling-case-study-in-death-of-democracy/ …
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Technically there no such thing called democracy in HK
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S.O.S.
#FreeHongKongThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Are those robots, or human beings?
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Shocking! Outrageous! Anger! This is not Hong Kong! Hong Kong is dead! Every HongKongers will become the prisoners! No doubt! Release all immediately!
#StandWithHongKong forever!
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