well, 又唔係個個香港人都係幾百萬上落.... 邊有甘有錢..
but yeah I get you what you mean and you're sorta right. 食飯行先.. but if more people fulfill their basic need they'll still concern about politics..
HK people must learn that Democracy will not guarantee anything. It only allows 2 choices, like choosing 1 leader instead of the other. I really don't think HK needs universal suffrage, because of the people's lack of political knowledge. More than ever, HK needs an intellectual leader (possibly someone that had studied in Western states) to lead our region to become a more liberal state. China can't just keep on appointing ultra-Conservative leaders, I thought there were Communist? Damn authoritarians