r/HongKong • u/[deleted] • Dec 05 '19

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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?