Hong Kong Protests - An example of why the 2A is important for defending freedom

[OakRiver]

What will the world do when they roll in there and start killing?

Write a strongly worded letter.

 

[spencer rifle]

So I guess it's all the better that our oldest daughter (who teaches in Shenzhen, right outside HK) won't be allowed (by the CCP) to return to China until October. In the mean time it's.... DISTANCE LEARNING!

 

[tribeofham]

When your only recourse to a government's wrong doing is to stand in the street as a means of protest, the fight is already lost. I like to use Turkey as an example of what happens when the government gives up and turns on their people: go home or die. They went home. Americans, all Americans, need to consider how important their 2A rights are. It's there for good reason.

 

[T.Lex]

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-53246899

UK offering passports to HKers, well a bunch of them.

Also, some arrests already under the new security law.

 

[Thor]

Well, the UK is really kind of responsible for the whole HK thing.

A lot of people at the time kicked that can down the road...guess what folks, this is where the can stopped rolling. There are a lot of folks who don't like the lay of that shot...most of them have nothing to say about the ruling.

 

[KellyinAvon]

I thought this thread would make a comeback. Chi-Coms: lets just make a new law so we can throw more of the H-Kers in jail.