Kyle A. McShade

The ramblings of a proud Hongkonger.

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Reblog if your parents have ever:

- pointed out acne - treated you like a little slave (you get them EVERYTHING) - made fun of people who you idolize - made you feel like an outcast - ever called you a mistake or worthless - forced you to go to a place where you weren’t comfortable - made jokes about your weight - made you cry - made you break down - made you feel like you were all alone If so I’m going to send each and everyone of you a message!

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Reblog and see if you get a color.

PURPLE: We near never speak, but I do enjoy your presence on my dashboard.

FUCHSIA: I wish I could become your best friend through the internet.

GREY: You leave me with jumbled words.

RED: I'm in love with you.

PINK: I have a crush on you.

TURQUOISE: You're hot.

CHARTREUSE: I sincerely wish you would notice me.

TEAL: We have quite a lot in common.

BLUE: You are my Tumblr crush.

ORANGE: I dislike your page.

YELLOW: WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME.

WHITE: PLEASE MARRY ME.

GREEN: I find you cute.

BLACK: I would date you.

BROWN: I dislike you.

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Work Rant

I just can not today. I swear!

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I am proud. 511 people were arrested today for illegal protest. But that means we have people that are brave enough to stand out and fight. Especially the students. HK's future lies in their hands, and we should support them.

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I am so proud. The fight will never end, till real democracy is given.

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Daily/Weekly/Monthly Ramblings: 30/6

So it's 30th June today, which means 1st July is coming up in a few hours.

What does it mean?

To Hongkongers, it's time for the annual protest.

It has been a dark time for the citizens of Hong Kong as of recently: China has been clamping down on HK's freedom of speech, something that all of us have valued ever since 1/7/1997.

But we are willing to fight. We cannot let the CCP do what they want to do.

To anyone who is sensible enough, I hope you will, as I do, come to the annual protest tomorrow, at Victoria Park.

Let's continue the fight for true democracy.

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Thoughts on Popvote HK

It seems that Hong Kong still has hope. Over the span of 10 days, Hongkongers came out to vote, despite the HK goverment and the CCP calling it an "illegal" referendum without any reference value. The result? 700 thousand people came out to voice their opinions. Albeit this only accounts for 1/10 of the total population, it is still a good sign. It definitely shows that we want the right for a true election, without the restraints of an election committee. Through this dark age, I see a ray of light. There is still hope. Even if the CCP refuses to grant true democracy, we will fight back. If our freedom of speech is suppressed, we will still fight back. Let's all fight for a better HK. We will show them that we have woken up. And we won't tolerate fake democracy. -Hongkonger