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CCP always coming up with comical responses... it's like watching monty python |
Its only comical when they can't get away with it. Its absolutely terrifying that they can even suggest it. According to China, Hong Kong's judicial system is just an imagination. |
So if that is true, then HK is already under China control... |
the current CCP doesn't want to honor the treaty signed in the 80s that guarantees HK 50years of one country two systems its as simple as that |
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The latest appointment of the new Chief of Police was appointed from Lam, under the “recommendation” of Beijing..... |
Yeah this ain’t gonna stop til China fucks off or they roll in tiananmen style |
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HK is like a warzone now. It's insane. Just a battle between Chinese media propaganda vs western media propaganda. It's an escalation of an eye for an eye between the cops and the protesters. Yes it was a peaceful protest to kick things off but now it's a full on riot, with a bunch of poor kids tied into the chaos... I thought this nyt article was pretty funny too: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/18/w...gtype=Homepage https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EJqmkoJXUAI3EV4.jpg so people with weapons are still considered protesters overseas. In they state's they'd be considered as terrorists. |
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I dun get it, are the foreign students (the ones not protesting) being shot at? Why don't they just walk out with their hands on their heads, they're not even protesting... |
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Honestly, it might be best for the remaining protestors to just walk out with their hands up and surrender during the middle of the day when all the cameras are rolling. I know what they are fighting for, but let's face it... They are surrounded and barring external intervention, it's only a matter of time before the police crush them. Who knows what sort of police brutalities will happen once the cameras are off or under the cover of darkness/tear gas/smoke/etc. |
Also, HK "police" have changed their slogan: https://i.imgur.com/bhEu0aC.jpg |
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They no longer care (about the people), have no pride (who could?). But they are loyal (to the CCP), serve their duty (to oppress the people), with their own version of (tyrannical) honor Seems about right SeemsGood Jokes aside, it sure does seem more like a military like slogan than a public service slogan. |
Firefighter speaks out, as he witnessed police plowing into crowds with their vehicles, causing stampeding Here's the incident from the closest angle: Another angle: Photos of the pile of humans: According to police: “rioters fell to the ground on Pitt Street near an exit of Yau Mat Tei station” |
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Thousands of people tweeted to them every single day about the old motto, so I guess they can say they listened to the people LUL |
Fascists tried to burn down the Epoch Times (among the media outlets willing to speak out against china - I believe they are run by Falun Gong people) |
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In the "land of the free" you get shot for looking the wrong way or making sudden movement. These clowns expect to "escape" when they hold a landmark hostage and shooting at cops? Delusional. The protest lost the moment they resort to violence. Easy job for the Chinese government now. You know what the "free men" likes to say: "We don't negotiate with terrorists". |
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