Talk:Conservatism in Hong Kong

Reams of Drivel
This new page is highly problematic. Firstly, it meanders aimlessly through reams of general political history with little focus on what must be its primary aim, i.e. to describe what is conservatism in the Hong Kong context. Very little is actually said about that but a great deal of buzzword after buzzword thrown together with no rhyme or reason. Secondly, the English is appalling, often inscrutable and mind-bendingly bad. That there is so much utter rubbish here it defies efforts of good-faith editing not least because its creator lmmnhn has a serious possession problem and reverts edits with gay abandon. I'm out of here, once again and leave WP Hong Kong Project to sink itself in this muck. sirlanz 16:02, 12 March 2016 (UTC)

People in Hong Kong very rarely classify the pro-Beijing camp as "conservatives". The pro-Beijing camp does have certain characteristics in common:- (1) Opposes increase in welfare expenditure; (2) Supports Hong Kong's full integration with mainland China; (3) Protects business interests; (4) Values economic development above all; (5) Favours social stability over equality, justice and anything else; They may sound similar to the Republican Party, but then the Republicans value individual freedom which the pro-Beijing camp does not. 42.200.195.135 (talk) 07:50, 2 June 2017 (UTC)