Even if most of them are anti communist Democrats who will hate your marxist views.
Meanwhile in Hong Kong....
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And they will hate them with a passion now.
Homeless shelters.
When we send out letters to 10,000 customers at work, we don't forecast for 10,000 telephone calls the next day, we might expect 5-10% of customers to call in, then gradually lower volumes over the next 3-5 days. They aren't expecting 3 million people to up sticks and move here, perhaps 10% or 20% at tops might, over the course of 5-10 years. Those are reasonable numbers. People in Hong Kong are exactly the types of people the UK would want to attract.
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Long as they bring the hard work culture and some tech business our way, then yes please, more than welcome.
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Marxism isn't Communism.
Besides, I'm a Trotskyist, not a Marxist. Not that I'd expect you to know the difference.
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speaking from first hand experience, the attitude in terms of work is “just get it done!”, hopefully they bring real Chinese food with them! I missed the food! Lol
Explain for our comrades please
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Would y'all stfu about yer boogeymen? China hasn't been structured as Communist since the 80s, it's about as relevant as corner sofas at this point.
In a more relevant matter though, if we're going to be serious about even attempting to house 3 million people, as otherwise it's just virtue-signalling, there should be a vote on funding housing for the country that is consummate with our needs rather than the desires of the parasitic rentier class.
In a more relevant matter though, if we're going to be serious about even attempting to house 3 million people, as otherwise it's just virtue-signalling, there should be a vote on funding housing for the country that is consummate with our needs rather than the desires of the parasitic rentier class.
Yeah, it's probably more akin to a facist dictatorship these days.
Bats, badgers and birds nests?
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Not had the 1st 2 and birds nests is just sugar water with some "jelly" bits.
The jelly bits being bird saliva! Yuk.
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Yes I know that!
It's like snogging someone and chewing on a bit of their phlegm.
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No, it's like eating jelly.
Social credit system being rolled out worldwide it seems, just in time for Huawei 5G.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-draconian-new-security-law-apply-planet.html
China tries to make its draconian new security law apply to 'everyone on the planet' with clause targeting foreign citizens who are not even in Hong Kong
How long before the commie social media giants align their T&C's with Chinese law like most of the non-EU internet has already done to appease the EU and it's GDPR faux privacy laws.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-draconian-new-security-law-apply-planet.html
China tries to make its draconian new security law apply to 'everyone on the planet' with clause targeting foreign citizens who are not even in Hong Kong
How long before the commie social media giants align their T&C's with Chinese law like most of the non-EU internet has already done to appease the EU and it's GDPR faux privacy laws.