What Should the People of Hong Kong do?

The people of Hong Kong should try and speak up as they are being punished by China and ( as they might think ) us. The reason I think this is because all the posts/comments I've seen after this issue started are about what Britain and China should do and I haven't - I think - seen any about what the people of Hong Kong should do. But I think this is an important topic as the police in Hong Kong are finding it increasingly harder to think of ways to stop the protests. I've found this on google, the following things have been used in the protests : Corrosive fluid, bricks and petrol bombs have been used against the police when they where trying to stop them. This is bad since harmless citizens who are either protesting without violence or just trying to stay safe, could get injured or killed.
They should tell China that they should let them be a free country as I don't think that China really needs to own Hong Kong since they are already such a massive and populous country. If China stills percieves to say no then they have a right to be angry ( not that they already do ) but they shouldn't carry on with their protests as that would only make China more angry with them and then they would definetely not give Hong Kong their freedom. This might not be conclusive evidence, but Carrie Lam, the leader of Hong Kong, declined the offer to resign which could mean that she wants to do something about this immense problem.
There was also a report about 200 people from the Church of Christ in China Ming Yin College who formed a human chain around the area singing, "Reclaim Hong Kong." But with information about police coming into the area, they immediately fled. This shows that some - not all, obviously - citizens of China aren't thinking about the people in Hong Kong and they could be described as : careless, thoughtless. But ( of course ) not everyone is like that as this year only 10% of youth citizens are proud to be a Chinese citizen. This might give some hope to the Hong Kong people since they have 90% of youth citizens to talk to without them getting angry.
In short, Hong Kong citizens should tell China what they want to happen. If that doesn't work then other countries have the right to step in and say something as China would be being unreasonable and unfair. The Hong Kong people shouldn't feel scared and feel the need to protest because they aren't getting their basic human rights from China.
Comments (10)
04 Oct 2019
Yes. This has described most of my thoughts. In short; I agree with you.
What I want to say is that when you say 'Hong Kong should tell China what they want to happen '. They are telling them what they think it's just by protesting. Other than that it's really good.
04 Oct 2019
Just tell the over country to let it go and say it was nothing
But would they do that, @warm_fig? China are controlling Hong Kong to the point that they would not want to let them be a free country. China feel like they have earned Hong Kong - which is wrong, because you can't "earn" a country - and that they are allowed to keep it.
by succinct__leaves
05 Oct 2019
A lot of writing. But great points well done.
07 Oct 2019
A very well researched post, succinct_leaves. I've awarded a star as you gave support your view with evidence and statistics. Could you tell us where you saw the report and add a link so we can all see it?
07 Oct 2019
I've found this link : theguardian.com/world/2019/sep/03/hong-kong-protests-carrie-lam-denies-she-considered-resigning.
08 Oct 2019
I think your right to think that everyone deserves rights and its true.
08 Oct 2019
I think the people should do is to tell Britain to stop China and Britain should get involved to stop the China!
09 Oct 2019
I believe that they need to keep fighting of that want their rights. If it goes to the extent that they need to fight for freedom I think they should do it. It's totally not ok for China to do this! Britain need to do something.
12 Oct 2019
i checked your link it didn't exist, i'm sure your source is reliable!
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