Luo Guancong mocked Leung Chun-ying, the appointed chief executive of Beijing: BNO Hong Kong people should give up their SAR passports to enjoy British democracy

Leung Chun-ying, vice-chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and former chief executive of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, was interviewed on the radio a few days ago, pointing out that those who live in the UK with British National (Overseas) passports (BNO) are not immigrants, but "immigrants". There is a way to "return"; he also named former Hong Kong Zhongzhi chairman Luo Guancong, who was exiled in the United Kingdom, and criticized him for boasting that Hong Kong people with BNO visas have the right to vote in the United Kingdom. Same as Niubi.”

Law Guancong later retorted in a post, pointing out that Hong Kong people with BNO visas can also vote for mayors and members of parliament, and then produce a prime minister and a cabinet, mocking that the only candidate for the chief executive, Li Jiachao, was hand-picked, “The Zhongdian will be an election? He pointed out that comparing the voting rights of British residents with the "election" of Hong Kong's chief executive is simply "wrong."

Leung Chun-ying responded again on social networking sites last night (18th), saying that "Hong Kong people with BNO visas" did not renounce their Chinese nationality, which is equivalent to using Chinese identity to elect British MPs, giving "a new definition of British-style democracy".

He pointed out that in order to proudly embrace British democracy, one should simply renounce Chinese nationality and Hong Kong permanent resident status. The main (not the only) reason for never looking up in the eyes."

Luo Guancong responded immediately after Leung Chun-ying's interview was broadcast, ridiculing that the "election" of the chief executive was "one person, one vote" by Xi Jinping, pointing out that Li Jiachao was hand-picked by Beijing, but Leung "said that Ban Yimin (Hong Kong citizens) has the right to choose."

He pointed out that the "power" of the British Prime Minister is no greater than that of the "Mayor of Hong Kong" because of the separation of powers in the United Kingdom.

In contrast, "Hong Kong's media has been suppressed and incorporated, the judiciary has been taken over by the CCP, and those who dare to speak are imprisoned and pursued.

He said the totalitarian government is inherently powerful, and comments criticizing Liang are authoritarian ideas.

Leung Chun-ying later questioned that those who hold high the banner of democracy must first figure out which country they are citizens of and which country they have rights and obligations to.

He said that these "Hong Kong people with BNO visas" did not give up their Chinese nationality and Hong Kong passports, that is, they did not give up their rights and obligations to China and Hong Kong: "When voting in the British election, you must have used your Chinese identity to elect British parliamentarians. Therefore, With the 'BNO visa Hong Kong people' vote, there is a new definition of British democracy."

Leung Chun-ying questioned that Hong Kong people who have not returned their passports have never "immigrated"?

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