People choose their words carefully when addressing Singaporean officialdom. The same is not true of undemocratic Hong Kong. For all its shortcomings (pollution, crowds, a city-wide disconnect with basic rules of politeness) Hong Kongers are open about their opinions, and delight in bashing public figures. So it’s interesting to see that dynamic play out in terms of the re-regulation of…
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