Here’s what I don’t get. US politicians such as Rubio say they care so much about our people, whose main problem, at least according to him, is that we don’t have full voting rights.

That seems to pale in comparison with the constant dangers America’s children face as so many have been gunned down in schools across the country.

Rubio’s priorities are a bit twisted, to put it mildly.

I know the Second Amendment says “the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed”. But it didn’t say all Americans should have the right to arm themselves with AR-15 semi-automatic rifles, the weapon of choice of many mass killers, and other military-grade weapons.

It’s true America’s gun control debate and the continual slaughter of the innocent at its schools is none of my business.

But then, Hong Kong’s electoral system and “one country, two systems” is none of Rubio’s either. If he thinks he can comment on us, I think we are entitled to comment on him.

We are perfectly entitled to call attention to this guy, who has the blood of American children on his hands, while he claims to be championing our young people and our democratic rights.

Seriously Rubio, why don’t you tell Hong Kong people we should all bear arms like Americans to fight for freedom?