 The allowed "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our time" to be listed in Leung's election platform in their election guide, but refused to deliver his pamphlets for free because the Office considered the use of the terms "autonomy" and "self-rule" to be a "fundamental breach" of Article 1 of the Basic Law.During the election, Leung advocated the stances of "Using force to resist violence" and "Liberate Hong Kong", leading to a polarized public opinion.Although forceful resistance and the Hong Kong independence movement attracted mainstream attention in Hong Kong, it also led to resistance from the Government of Hong Kong and the traditional pro-democracy camp.