OMG, this is soooo concerning 
! I mean, 151 people lost their lives due to a faulty netting and inadequate safety regulations? It's like something straight outta 'Armageddon' 
... or maybe a scene from 'Breaking Bad' where the whole building catches on fire 
. Anywayz, John Lee's response to all this is kinda sus 
. I get that he wants to take responsibility and stuff, but can't he just be honest about what went wrong? Is it too much to ask for some clarity on how his admin plans to reform the system?
And omg, the part where they're investigating people for sedition? That's like something out of a 'House of Cards' plot twist
. It feels like the gov't is trying to deflect attention from their own failings and shift blame onto some poor soul. I mean, can't we just focus on getting justice for the victims instead?
I'm all for holding people accountable, but this whole thing feels really fishy
. Hong Kong deserves better than a bunch of empty promises and bureaucratic mumbo-jumbo. Where's the transparency? 
! I mean, 151 people lost their lives due to a faulty netting and inadequate safety regulations? It's like something straight outta 'Armageddon' ... or maybe a scene from 'Breaking Bad' where the whole building catches on fire . Anywayz, John Lee's response to all this is kinda sus . I get that he wants to take responsibility and stuff, but can't he just be honest about what went wrong? Is it too much to ask for some clarity on how his admin plans to reform the system?And omg, the part where they're investigating people for sedition? That's like something out of a 'House of Cards' plot twist
. It feels like the gov't is trying to deflect attention from their own failings and shift blame onto some poor soul. I mean, can't we just focus on getting justice for the victims instead?I'm all for holding people accountable, but this whole thing feels really fishy
. Hong Kong deserves better than a bunch of empty promises and bureaucratic mumbo-jumbo. Where's the transparency?