Of all the questions many of us are currently asking, there is one which nobody seems to be prepared to answer: what is going to happen after the political reform package proposed by the Hong Kong government is vetoed? Few people seem to care. But it is a legitimate, some even say a pertinent, question to ask at this point in time. Granted, the current reform package is wholly unacceptable, and the community is deeply divided on this. What would happen in the future if we had a chance to revisit the issue of universal suffrage for the election of the chief executive? Would we learn from our mistakes next time round? I do not think it meaningful to engage in a debate as to the pros and cons...
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