Whenever yellow-ribbonists or pan-democrats commit mistakes, Beijing, Central Government Liaison Office and the HKSAR Government use to condemn their civic disobedience very harshly. However, if the criminal offences are found from blue-ribbonists or pro-establishment politicians, these rulers dare not to criticize their misconducts with a compromising attitude. For example, to outlaw them but give no comments in the public press conferences. Some of the blue-ribbonists can even enjoy a premium offer for not being prohibited even though they are found of concreted criminal or bribery evidences. There is a great guilt from the Communist Party of Beijing that the cadres of this totalitarian regime use to have no alertness on the importance of judicial fairness in their mindsets. China is a society stressing human-based autocratic rule. She regards Hong Kong people's indulgence in judicial independence as admiring the British common law and connecting with the Western universal values based on an imperialistic perspective of anti-colonialist hostility. For some disputes, the media-controllers of pro-Beijing influences even condemn the judges of Hong Kong as sheltering the pan-democrats. This talk aims at examining the ideological conflicts between blue-ribbonists' emphasis on patriotism and pan-democrats' persistence on justice.