I'm telling you, this "patriots only" election thing is a total joke 
. Like, what even is the point of having an election if it's just gonna be a rubber stamp for the government? And don't even get me started on the arrests of people who spoke out against the government after that fire tragedy. That's some real Orwellian stuff 
. The whole thing feels like a PR stunt to quell public anger and maintain China's grip on Hong Kong. Newsflash: it's not gonna work 
. The world is watching, and we can see the writing on the wall – Hong Kong is slowly becoming a Chinese vassal state, and that's just sad 
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. Like, what even is the point of having an election if it's just gonna be a rubber stamp for the government? And don't even get me started on the arrests of people who spoke out against the government after that fire tragedy. That's some real Orwellian stuff . The whole thing feels like a PR stunt to quell public anger and maintain China's grip on Hong Kong. Newsflash: it's not gonna work . The world is watching, and we can see the writing on the wall – Hong Kong is slowly becoming a Chinese vassal state, and that's just sad .
I mean, can't even get the whole city to rally behind the government after that fire without cracking down on people who speak out? That's just basic public relations 101. But hey, China's all about control and stability, so I guess that's what we get! 
The fact that they're trying to spin this as a legitimate exercise in democracy is just laughable. It's like trying to put lipstick on a pig – it might look pretty, but it's still a pig at the end of the day. 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around this "patriots only" thing. Like, what even is that? It feels like they're more worried about maintaining stability than actually listening to the people. And with the fire tragedy still fresh in everyone's minds... how can you have elections under these circumstances? 
