毒果中文

我曾經想過整個page將毒果報之共匪中文全部記錄下來，只是實在太多，根本不可能一一列舉。以下是昨天(20160330)其中兩例：

將推出一支內置10核CPU、內置6GB RAM及配備21MP Sony IMX230鏡頭的高階手機

手機也一支支，不如說一條好了。（得喇，台灣都係咁叫呀嗎）

就像facebook上以報道F1消息為主的「F1 Video」，剛釋出一條疑似內部訓練之用的VR眼罩

釋出片段已經不對，現在還釋出眼罩...

An article introducing "localism" at Hong Kong

'If you love China, you hate Hong Kong'
http://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-asia/if-you-love-china-you-hate-hong-kong

As far as English media is concerned, this is a reasonably accurate and less biased article...

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On one level, it is about ring-fencing Hong Kong's identity and resources.

Says Dr Lee: "Localism is very strongly grounded in the differences between Hong Kongers and the 'invading' mainlanders'. Localists hate tolerance; they focus on Hong Kong's identity as a distinctive ethnic group, whose interests are being damaged."

Thus, for instance, rowdy localist protesters heckle mainland day-trippers as "locusts who deprive locals" of goods like formula milk. The entry of mainland immigrants, subject to a daily quota of 150, is also a festering issue. The mainland authorities decide who gets to come in.

Mr Lau underscores the unease, saying: "They are here, not just as tourists but residents, speaking putonghua (Mandarin). And you wonder, am I in Hong Kong or China?"

IT manager S. C. Lam, 40, says he supports localism. "We have lost too much to the Chinese - our economy, social welfare, our water. Traditional ways have not worked, so let's give localism a shot."

More importantly, by becoming a force in the political field, it forces the moderate pan-Democrats to "radicalise", says Mr Yau. "We will not get half (the support), but we can influence the centre."

Beijing's reaction to all this has been expectedly thunderous - it has branded the Mongkok rioters "separatists" - a label Mr Chow says he accepts "with honour".

Asked whether localism will simply cause Beijing to tighten its grip on Hong Kong, such as by ramming through an anti-subversion law, Mr Lau says: "It will happen anyway."

On the old-school pan-Democrats who have said they are Chinese patriots who "love China but hate the CCP", he says: "To us, if you love China, you hate Hong Kong."

Dr Lee says: "The degree of venom towards the pan-Democrats is even higher than towards the pro-Beijing establishment because localists see them as selling out."