CLEAN : Britain's Patten slams Hong Kong independence movement

The video discusses the slow pace of democratic development in Hong Kong post-colonial rule, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a moral high ground in democratic campaigns. It critiques the mixing of democracy with independence arguments and highlights the need for focused support for genuine democratic efforts.

What was the expectation for democratic development in Hong Kong after the colonial period?

• It would happen rapidly.

• It would not happen at all.

• It would be a slow process.

• It would take centuries.

Why does the speaker believe it is important not to mix democracy with the independence argument?

• It might dilute the support for democracy.

• It would strengthen the independence movement.

• It could lead to economic instability.

• It could result in international intervention.

What did young activists in Hong Kong establish according to the speaker?

• A moral high ground about democracy.

• A new political party.

• An economic reform plan.

• A cultural movement.

What is the speaker's view on those who campaign for democracy?

• They are reckless.

• They are admirable.

• They are misguided.

• They are ineffective.

What does the speaker criticize about certain campaigns?

• They focus too much on economic issues.

• They are too aggressive.

• They dilute support for democracy.

• They lack international support.