CLEAN : Anti China lawmakers disqualified from Hong Kong parliament 2

The transcript discusses the perceived futility of elections in Hong Kong, as their results can be easily overturned by the government. It emphasizes the duty to protect civilization and the established system in Hong Kong, and the intention to appeal to the Court of Final Appeal to ensure justice. The transcript also questions the meaning of participating in by-elections if the results can be easily overruled.

What is the main concern about the Hong Kong election as mentioned in the video?

• The election process is too lengthy.

• The results are easily overturned by the government.

• There are too many candidates.

• The election is too expensive.

What is the duty mentioned in relation to Hong Kong's system?

• To guard the civilization and established system.

• To support any government decision.

• To avoid legal appeals.

• To ignore the election results.

What action is planned to ensure justice in Hong Kong?

• Organizing protests.

• Appealing to the Court of Final Appeal.

• Ignoring the election results.

• Writing a letter to the government.

What is questioned about participating in the by-election?

• The location of the election.

• The number of candidates allowed.

• The meaning of participating if results can be overruled.

• The cost of participation.

Why might the by-election results be considered insignificant?

• They are not counted accurately.

• They can be easily overruled by the government.

• They are only symbolic.

• They are not announced publicly.