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On study that claims those in poverty are nearly 47 per cent fewer if public housing subsidies counted as income: 
Wingy Sandy Hui - Many people who earn HK$10,000 per month don't qualify for public housing, but can't afford their expensive rent either. I consider them to be in poverty. And I'm one of them.
Tom Grundy - Stop press: C. Y. slashes poverty in half with convoluted maths! Heck, we're all millionaires already!
Dan Gar - Playing monkey business like this will just lead to larger and more protests.
 
On China's anti-corruption campaign:
Lawrence Cheung - The CPC is out of control. Politicians need to be held accountable to THE PEOPLE, not some higher-up official(s) who may themselves be corrupt.


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A study claims those in poverty are nearly 47 per cent fewer if public housing subsidies counted as income

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Many people who earn HK$10,000 per month don't qualify for public housing, but can't afford their expensive rent either. I consider them to be in poverty. And I'm one of them.
