Comments by "리주민" (@user-nf9xc7ww7m) on "Different paths to China - Macau and Hong Kong - why? | Inside Story" video.

  1. Britain did try (a bit too late) in the early 80s of introducing democracy, but the current Chinese leadership threatened to just march their troops in if they did.
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  2. 12:16 Not defending China, but isn't a selection committee (nominating committee) prescreening candidates for office what vast majority of companies do? I have shares in many companies and the candidates are preapproved by the nominating committee. I can't, as a mere shareholder (voter), run for corporate office (board member, c-suite) without the blessing of the politbur- err, I mean the nominating committee.
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  3. Its as corrupt as the member are. If a third of the Apple is rotten, the entire Apple is considered rotten.
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  4. I prefer macaw...but they bite 🦜😋
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  5. Hmm. Maybe I dont have enough modern sampling supply, but al Jazeera seems to lean slightly towards china. Also, all media is doing this, but how about having a guest who is actually a contrarian rather than an "i agree" or "i think its slightly more this..."
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  6. The police system is showing how much it has not progressed. Why doesn't us city and state govts look at canada, UK, etc as examples for revising their system. Start with that and tweak for america, not the other way around.
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  7. 12:16 Not defending China, but isn't a selection committee (nominating committee) prescreening candidates for office what vast majority of companies do? I have shares in many companies and the candidates are preapproved by the nominating committee. I can't, as a mere shareholder (voter), run for corporate office (board member, c-suite) without the blessing of the politbur- err, I mean the nominating committee.
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  8. 12:16 Not defending China, but isn't a selection committee (nominating committee) prescreening candidates for office what vast majority of companies do? I have shares in many companies and the candidates are preapproved by the nominating committee. I can't, as a mere shareholder (voter), run for corporate office (board member, c-suite) without the blessing of the politbur- err, I mean the nominating committee. Apologies if I double posted 😔
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