香港民主斗争的方式可能正加强特色强硬派的势头

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香港年轻人一直在讨论什么是有效的争取民主的方式，他们现在的方式被逼无奈，我们认为最好的方式就是发动大罢工，彻底推翻香港资本主义经济，在无法组织起来大罢工的情况下，香港年轻人选择了现在的方式，这种方式可能招致特色当局野蛮镇压，学生运动需要上升到工人运动并且是有组织的工人运动。这是六四留给我们的重大教训。

Worsening Hong Kong Violence Could Embolden Hawks in China

For two nights last weekend, Hong Kong lawmaker Lam Cheuk-Ting slept on a fold-out mattress on the floor of his office in the Legislative Council and ate congee delivered by his staff.

One of seven pro-democracy lawmakers who faced arrest for disrupting a legislative meeting in May to stop a bill allowing extraditions to mainland China, Lam challenged police to enter the complex and arrest him. They never did, and he voluntarily attended a court hearing on Monday without being detained like the others.
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Lam Cheuk-Ting on Oct. 16.

He took the drastic measure to resist what democracy advocates in Hong Kong see as a growing crackdown on elected leaders, one he fears could get even worse as the protests become more violent. Many are worried that Beijing may exert its authority over the city to postpone district council elections set for Nov. 24 or even bypass Hong Kong’s legislature to pass controversial national security legislation.

Beijing’s “strategies are very clear,” Lam, a former corruption investigator, said at his Legco office after his court hearing. “They’re trying to adopt the hard line approach.”

Hong Kong saw a third-straight day of chaos Wednesday, after police fired tear gas in the Central financial district Tuesday to disperse protesters who blocked main roads. Elsewhere, they lit cars on fire, dropped heavy objects from bridges, threw marbles and makeshift tire spikes on the road and even brandished bows and arrows -- all a day after a man was set on fire

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