Also it is pathetic how indoctrinated many mainlanders are thinking that being against the CCP and Xi means being against china as a whole.
But that's what they want you to think.
Just like it was here in Germany in the 30s/40s
1 Millions protest in Hong Kong, organizers say, over Chinese extradition law
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^no I will not have an argument with you telling me people's daily lies that I have heard from all the other volunteer 50 centers before.
The deaths occurred outside the Square, so the conventional Western name for the incident is a misnomer.
You conventional lack of compassion for the "incident" is what we should talk about.
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Two people in Hong Kong were seriously injured during the protest. Both were shot by police with rubber bullets. Two days ago, one HK citizen committed suicide. He was standing next to a sign “Entirely withdraw China extradition Bill. We were not rioting. Release students and the injured. Carrie Lam, step down” before jumping off a building.
This is a tragedy. And the protest is still on going.
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Two people in Hong Kong were seriously injured during the protest. Both were shot by police with rubber bullets. Two days ago, one HK citizen committed suicide. He was standing next to a sign “Entirely withdraw China extradition Bill. We were not rioting. Release students and the injured. Carrie Lam, step down” before jumping off a building.
This is a tragedy. And the protest is still on going.As far as I know, he fell off when he's hanging the sign. And now you blame it for the government? Eating buns made of human blood?
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Two people in Hong Kong were seriously injured during the protest. Both were shot by police with rubber bullets. Two days ago, one HK citizen committed suicide. He was standing next to a sign “Entirely withdraw China extradition Bill. We were not rioting. Release students and the injured. Carrie Lam, step down” before jumping off a building.
This is a tragedy. And the protest is still on going.Did you also watch videos with rioters throwing bricks, using sharpened steels at the police? Protests? It's violent riot threatening humanity.
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Two people in Hong Kong were seriously injured during the protest. Both were shot by police with rubber bullets. Two days ago, one HK citizen committed suicide. He was standing next to a sign “Entirely withdraw China extradition Bill. We were not rioting. Release students and the injured. Carrie Lam, step down” before jumping off a building.
This is a tragedy. And the protest is still on going.And it will not stop until the CCP falls and all of China is free.
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Then you got the wrong information. It was a suicide attempt. Even the HK police is treating it as a suicide case.
https://time.com/5607742/hong-kong-protester-dies-anti-extradition/
No one would have got hurt if the government stops the bill immediately after the mass protest. But the government insisted going forward with the bill. The mass protest ended at 10pm on 6/9 and the government responded they will continue with the bill at 11pm. The HK government has no respect for its people.
Two people in Hong Kong were seriously injured during the protest. Both were shot by police with rubber bullets. Two days ago, one HK citizen committed suicide. He was standing next to a sign “Entirely withdraw China extradition Bill. We were not rioting. Release students and the injured. Carrie Lam, step down” before jumping off a building.
This is a tragedy. And the protest is still on going.As far as I know, he fell off when he's hanging the sign. And now you blame it for the government? Eating buns made of human blood?
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Only five protestors are charged with riot acts according to the HK police commissioner. He said that the protests/rallies were mainly peaceful. And remember there were estimated 2 million people on the street on Sunday.
Two people in Hong Kong were seriously injured during the protest. Both were shot by police with rubber bullets. Two days ago, one HK citizen committed suicide. He was standing next to a sign “Entirely withdraw China extradition Bill. We were not rioting. Release students and the injured. Carrie Lam, step down” before jumping off a building.
This is a tragedy. And the protest is still on going.Did you also watch videos with rioters throwing bricks, using sharpened steels at the police? Protests? It's violent riot threatening humanity.
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Then you got the wrong information. It was a suicide attempt. Even the HK police is treating it as a suicide case.
https://time.com/5607742/hong-kong-protester-dies-anti-extradition/
No one would have got hurt if the government stops the bill immediately after the mass protest. But the government insisted going forward with the bill. The mass protest ended at 10pm on 6/9 and the government responded they will continue with the bill at 11pm. The HK government has no respect for its people.Two people in Hong Kong were seriously injured during the protest. Both were shot by police with rubber bullets. Two days ago, one HK citizen committed suicide. He was standing next to a sign “Entirely withdraw China extradition Bill. We were not rioting. Release students and the injured. Carrie Lam, step down” before jumping off a building.
This is a tragedy. And the protest is still on going.As far as I know, he fell off when he's hanging the sign. And now you blame it for the government? Eating buns made of human blood?
Again, government didn't force him to fall. And no police would have needed to face the risk of getting hurt by the crowd hundreds of times outnumbering them, if everyone calmed down and nobody with other intentions had interfered.
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There were multiple peaceful protests/rallies before the clash on 6/12. Did the government listen to the will of Hong Kong people? No. They insisted on going forward with the bill. And all the protestors wanted to do is to occupy the legislative council to stop the bill from passing. Their intention was not to attack anyone.
Then you got the wrong information. It was a suicide attempt. Even the HK police is treating it as a suicide case.
https://time.com/5607742/hong-kong-protester-dies-anti-extradition/
No one would have got hurt if the government stops the bill immediately after the mass protest. But the government insisted going forward with the bill. The mass protest ended at 10pm on 6/9 and the government responded they will continue with the bill at 11pm. The HK government has no respect for its people.Two people in Hong Kong were seriously injured during the protest. Both were shot by police with rubber bullets. Two days ago, one HK citizen committed suicide. He was standing next to a sign “Entirely withdraw China extradition Bill. We were not rioting. Release students and the injured. Carrie Lam, step down” before jumping off a building.
This is a tragedy. And the protest is still on going.As far as I know, he fell off when he's hanging the sign. And now you blame it for the government? Eating buns made of human blood?
Again, government didn't force him to fall. And no police would have needed to face the risk of getting hurt by the crowd hundreds of times outnumbering them, if everyone calmed down and nobody with other intentions had interfered.
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Yes, but the police have used over 100 cans of tear gas and shot protesters even they were far away from those who have thrown trash at shielded police, just because they wanted to clear the road.
Only five protestors are charged with riot acts according to the HK police commissioner. He said that the protests/rallies were mainly peaceful. And remember there were estimated 2 million people on the street on Sunday.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/law-and-crime/article/3014914/police-back-down-categorisation-hong-kong-protestsTwo people in Hong Kong were seriously injured during the protest. Both were shot by police with rubber bullets. Two days ago, one HK citizen committed suicide. He was standing next to a sign “Entirely withdraw China extradition Bill. We were not rioting. Release students and the injured. Carrie Lam, step down” before jumping off a building.
This is a tragedy. And the protest is still on going.Did you also watch videos with rioters throwing bricks, using sharpened steels at the police? Protests? It's violent riot threatening humanity.