Recently, it has come to my attention that a group of students at a university in Hong Kong attempted to do something that can only be described with one word: NONSENSE.
It appeared that they wished to protest the Beijing government (which really doesn't govern Hong Kong directly anyways) over some nondescript point about democracy. Of course, when democracy is on the cards, a favourite of students is a replica or imitation of the Statue of Liberty. And so it fell that the group of students decided that bringing a large statue into the student union building was a good idea, and they thus appealed to the board to be granted permission to set up this statue.
Due to reasons such as obstruction of traffic and its sheer size, the board could not say yes. Now, the group of students could just as easily have set up the statue out of doors. But they decided to take the high road, and accuse the board of being undemocratic as well. Here's where they lose me.
So suppose I wanted to make your kitchen into my personal landfill. Obviously you wouldn't let me. Am I then, on those grounds, to accuse you of having undemocratic house rules?
Seriously, the sheer volume of refuse these people spew out from their lips, it's mind blowing. Sometimes, one cannot help but think that their brains grow in their asses, and that their digestive systems go IN from there, and OUT the mouth.
Good heavens!
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