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Well there is plenty of report on both side about polices being violent, and protesters being violent. I do not refute the idea that polices are violent at the
by justicezyx 7y ago
Well there is plenty of report on both side about polices being violent, and protesters being violent.
I do not refute the idea that polices are violent at the beginning, after all, that's what they are hired to do.
But the escalation of events pretty much marred the picture as a splendid mixes of colorful distortions.
If anyone recall how CCP got the power, they got that through violence.
It does not matter who is violent, the winner has to win in order to rewrite the history. And please be aware that demanding universal voting is calling for revolution.
- pwinnski 7y agoA bully punches a child in the face for months, and once the child pushes back, there are people to say "it does not matter who is violent," and decry "the escalation of events." It does matter.
- pimmen 7y ago> I do not refute the idea that polices are violent at the beginning, after all, that's what they are hired to do. I had extended family in law enforcement, and my brother is studying to become a police officer. They would be very offended to hear that police are hired to be violent. They're hired to enforce justice. A Hong Kong citizen speaking their mind against the government to achieve change is absolutely within the bounds of Hong Kong justice, to violently break up assemblies aimed at changing government policy by voicing discontent is far removed from the principles police forces like the one in Hong Kong were founded on. If they were deployed simply to be violent towards people who voice their opinion the government no longer functions within Hong Kong's basic law and they are no longer representing the people of Hong Kong. Just like the people of China has done multiple times towards rulers who don't represent them, the people of Hong Kong fought back.