The title says it all. Economy not humanity is more important to them. Maybe that’s why they get vilified. Shame on them!!
It is hard to understand why @TheEconomist will use current HK situation to upsell its subscription. I am quite disappointed to this promotion tactics. https://www.facebook.com/6013004059/posts/10157689455999060?s=1023721804&v=e&sfns=mo …pic.twitter.com/GbvvSOcT7N
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What do you expect an economist do?
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I know it's a bit tacky but it's keeping a lot of eyes on Hong Kong which I think is a really good thing, especially in the UK & Europe where they are wrapped up in their own stuff at the moment.
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Negative speculation: journalism’s tastiest bait.
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Selling horror and panic to the audience is a magic weapon for the media. The media in the Western world are doing this. Even Western politicians are the same. The stunned title appeals to the audience and loses their judgment. Then the crowd becomes a flock.
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In fact, Hong Kong people are also affected by people who sell terrorist stories. For example, the simultaneous sale of peace marches to the people and the so-called atrocities of selling police to the West.
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I personally don’t see any problem with it. Indeed, if anything, it promotes the cause.
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That makes him even more honorable. He is fighting for the freedom of the HK people.
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