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The question is whether any of them were actually rioting. The protestors themselves argue that there was zero rioting on the part of protestors, but that white
by pwinnski 7y ago
The question is whether any of them were actually rioting. The protestors themselves argue that there was zero rioting on the part of protestors, but that white-shirted thugs worked with the police to assault protestors, who were then arrested and charged.
That said, I'm sure with any large group, there are going to be some who go too far.
- orblivion 7y agohttps://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-07-02/hong-kong-police-regains-control-of-government-building/11269858 https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-07-02/hong-kong-police-rega... This is a pretty clear case of rioting or the equivalent. To your point, I'll admit it could be a "false flag" as it were.