China has passed laws that direspecting their National Anthem is grounds for imprisonment

<snip>Thundering chants of "We are Hong Kong" from thousands of red-shirted fans reverberate through the city's stadium, tucked into the lush mountains and jagged skyscrapers of Hong Kong Island. Hong Kong's soccer team is playing against Lebanon, and the cheers die down for the opening stanza of the Lebanese national anthem.

The polite applause for the opposing team takes a turn, though, when the national anthem of China – technically Hong Kong's anthem, too – begins.

China's national anthem, "The March of the Volunteers," can barely be heard over loud booing from fans, some who turn their backs on the flag. Stadium personnel line the aisles, waving their hands to discourage fans, but it only makes them boo louder.<snip>

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https://www.npr.org/sections/parallels/2017/11/27/565919263/in-hong-kong-booing-chinas-national-anthem-is-about-to-get-more-risky

I wonder how our Moron in Chief will react to widespread incarceration of residents of Hong Kong because they "disrespect" their National Anthem.

This is a good question to ask him.