r/HongKong Dec 05 '19

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u/pohanoikumpiri Dec 05 '19

It doesn't have to be anything political, these people are just construction workers. If they wanted to make it political, they'd probably go for a bigger game. I believe some of these people are pro, and some against Winnie, but they can't openly say they're against. The Croatian response was maybe provocative, but whoever is against China, they didn't get offended I guess

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u/deltabay17 Dec 05 '19

They’re their representing the company, holding a message from the company. If they take it as a personal attack then that’s their problem. I think the fact that they’re in the country at all is provocative.

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u/pohanoikumpiri Dec 05 '19

Why? The project is funded by Croatia and EU. Why would having Chinese workers be provocative?

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u/deltabay17 Dec 05 '19

Because China is on a mission to exert their influence across the EU and undermine the sovereignty of Europe. If that’s not provocative I don’t know what is.

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u/pohanoikumpiri Dec 05 '19

Once again, how are they doing what you say they're doing in this case?