What do you think of the metalworkers' strike?
While, on the one hand, I can understand that people in general have their grievances (don't we all?), how has it become possible that a protest against something seen as unfair should involve those not directly responsible for it?
That these construction workers chose to block traffic and inconvenience hundreds of citizens who had nothing to do with the dispute is mind-boggling, but a precedent was not set.
I think back to 'Long Hair' Leung Kwok-hung and his supporters, who, in order to protest against the increase in tolls for the Eastern Harbour Tunnel, chose to obstruct traffic, yet again inconveniencing Joe Public.
Then there were the homosexuals who stormed a church in Hong Kong in 2003 and interrupted a service.
What did the parishioners do to deserve this?
Or what about the Tin Shui Wai residents who walked on to the tracks and blocked Light Rail trains?