this territory and for the mainland would be devastating. so you have people on the streets thanking the united states but then you have the government in hong kong and beijing condemning this decision to sign this bill into law. and they point to the fact they orp the campus of poly u, where there was a huge clash just over a week ago between police and protesters. the police went in today and say they have found hundreds and hundreds of weapons, including 600 petrol bombs that they throw at police that set, you know, the police cars on fire. they were informing nepalm. why would the united states support a movement that they believe are rioters. it shows how split hong kong is right now and perhaps why pro-democracy candidates won a landslide victory. more than 90% of the vote. and yet hong kong s government saying, okay, that was an election but in the end it doesn t change anything because the the people who make laws are