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    #1881
    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Kawawa naman pala mga millennials 'no, mga walang kapupuntahan ang buhay. [emoji23]

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    Yes Juts millennial ka. Pero I can sense something in you thats different.

    Parang Pareto Rule, 20-80. So in you generation, may 20 na cream of the crop and the remaining 80, which is a considersble imbalance. That is what im afraid

    These are ones who destroyed FB and Instagram comments with bashing, negativity and inciting thru the years. And they are not stopping , galit na galit pa din.

    So with you belonging to the top 20% of your generation, what would you do in the remaining 80% lost. Im guessing youll do nothing and just live your life according as you wish kasi you earned it.

    Pero a country is as a good as a basket with a rotten apple.

    And this is what happened to HK.

    What would you do, hinde nman makikinig sa inyo mga yan kasi same age kayo?

    So kami mga upper generation? Eh ayaw nga kami sundin, kasi obsolete kami.

    Basta ang gagawin namin gsnito, we will bet on the generation after you, kasi if Millenials hate the Gen x, then Gen z will hate the Millennials, by logic

    The enemy of enemy is my friend, ganun na lang apply namin

    So the war will be GenZ & Gen X will unite vs the Millennials . Talo kagad kayo in numbers. Numbers game na lang

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    #1882
    btw the media should stop using the word "millenials" to refer to young people

    gen z are the young people now

    millenials are already parents and the oldest millenials are turning 40 soon

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    #1883
    millenials pa pala ako? [emoji39]

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    #1884
    kung 1981 ka pinanganak

    matanda ka na malapit ka na mag 40


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    #1885
    Kung pakawalan kaya ng china sa HK yun meron bubonic plague?


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    Nope, balita dito sa China they won't interfere with HK, so in short, they will let HK destroy itself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Kung pakawalan kaya ng china sa HK yun meron bubonic plague?


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    Hinde naman zombie yun bubonic plague, so pag pinagkawalan nila yun sa border chances are babagsak lang sa kinakatayuan nya at matutulog

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinrem View Post
    Nope, balita dito sa China they won't interfere with HK, so in short, they will let HK destroy itself.

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    Eh kasi ang China build build build din ang racket,

    So if Hk is to be rebuilt, eh di dami businesss hihi

    Kaya nga sa manila kumilos ang mga tycoons eh, kasi pag hinde ayala, megaworld, smc, erc ang nag rebuild ng Manila it will be the Chinese

    Case in point Intramuros Binondo bridge ba yun,

    Ang gusto lang naman ng China gumawa ng gumawa, gawa ng island tulay building POGO hotel spratley ganun

    After that next job please

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    #1889
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    btw the media should stop using the word "millenials" to refer to young people

    gen z are the young people now

    millenials are already parents and the oldest millenials are turning 40 soon
    Basta ako wait lang ako maging obese lahat ng Millenials, so mga yun age 25 to 37 ganun, yun kasi 38 to 40 millenials medyo may values pa yun ng Gen X eh like me

    Why Obese? coz obesity is the greatest spirit killer, mawawala na yun angst nila pag lagi sila busog. In my observation kasi, mga reklamador naman talaga hinde naman idealists yan , busugin mo lang. tatahimik na yan

    Eh ngaun pa naman andami 26 something up an tataba na, so just wait for obesity to kick in sa brain, and the brain will do the rest.

    So problem solved, short-lived lang ang millennials influence, at babalik ang mundo sa normalcy .

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinrem View Post
    Nope, balita dito sa China they won't interfere with HK, so in short, they will let HK destroy itself.

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    #1891
    Quote Originally Posted by vinrem View Post
    Nope, balita dito sa China they won't interfere with HK, so in short, they will let HK destroy itself.

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    They will let HK implode.

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    to the disappointment of the West who wanna see a tianamen-style crackdown

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    #1893
    To the central government, HK is just another Chinese city/province. There are other Cities/provinces that can take its place. HK uniqueness is no more, It is no longer the foothold/stepping stone to the Chinese market. let it burn...

    But in Boao Forum that was what they reminded us. In a mere 30 years they have lifted 800 million people out of poverty riding on an average of 9 percent growth. They gave the impression that “we know what we are doing” and though HK is important, it is just one of China’s provinces. Yes let’s stay tuned and keep safe.
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    Interview with British journalist Tim Sebastian of Conflict Zone, Joey Siu, both a student leader and a student protester.

    https://www.facebook.com/20022676500...0335686564173/

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    #1895
    A friend got stuck recently near HK Poly U. Fierce fighting has been happening in that area for days now.

    This area is near a tunnel and is just 15 minutes from Tsim Sha Tsui and Nathan Road. Police have actually threatened to use live rounds last night.

    This is a screen cap of Google maps as of today:



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    #1896
    My friend canceled his hotel in TST and booked another hotel near Tung Chung so that it's near the airport.

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    #1898
    Quote Originally Posted by falken View Post
    Only they can save HK... I hope the tide will turn against the cockroaches.

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    #1899
    Shows "defending their school" wasn't thought out through... Now they are whimpering like the childrrn that they are.

    Hong Kong protests: radicals and police locked in tense stand-off at Polytechnic University | South China Morning Post

    Democratic Party lawmaker Ted Hui Chi-fung, who has stayed on campus since Sunday, says most students and radicals are already very tired after previous confrontations with police, and their supplies are running low.

    “The confrontations have paused for now, police can’t come in, but protesters can’t go out either,” Hui tells the Post. “The students are all very tired and some are tying to make some calls in case they get arrested. Food and drinking water are starting to get less and less, maybe they can’t stand another day.”

    Ken Woo Kwok-wang, the acting president of Polytechnic University’s student union who is on campus, tells the Post between 600 and 700 people are still there. More than half of them are believed to be PolyU students, he says.

    Woo says dozens of them tried to leave the campus through different entrances on Monday morning, but almost all of them were forced to retreat in the face of the tear gas fired by police. He believes only one of them managed to flee.

    “Hong Kong police are creating a humanitarian crisis inside PolyU,” he says. “We are trapped. There is insufficient food and the number of injured is on the rise and the hygiene situation is getting worse. They are trying to push the students to a dead end, forcing them either to surrender or resist by putting their lives at risk.”

    More than 50 first aiders are still on campus to take care of the injured, Woo says. “Many people have been hurt by the water cannon fired by the police overnight. The water has hit their heads and skin, causing dizziness and rashes,” he says, adding some also suffered from hypothermia.

    Woo also calls on different organisations, including international groups, to offer humanitarian assistance to PolyU.
    Updated at 11:42AM

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    #1900
    Kelan ba nananalo ang mga di-armado (civies) vs. armado (pulis)?

    Obyus naman sino mananalo in a worst case scenario.

    Yung EDSA people power kung tinuluyan ni Marcos Military early on, talo rin ang mga sibilyan.

    Miracle na lang pag-asa.

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