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> People who speak Mandarin are regularly harassed, told to "go back to Mainland", and attacked physically. I don't disagree there is some racism going on in s
by mytailorispoor1 7y ago
> People who speak Mandarin are regularly harassed, told to "go back to Mainland", and attacked physically.
I don't disagree there is some racism going on in some areas in Hong Kong. But it is definitely not the normal. You will definite not see that behavior in the financial district.
But its no different that some Beijingers thinking southern people are barbarians is it? You simply ignore and move on.
> Even Cantonese speaking local HKers, who tried to remove roadblocks (so their vehicles could pass) set up by the protesters, were regularly attacked.
This is clearly bias. Given, the only people that would try to remove roadblocks are pro-china people. Most local HK people avoid the protest areas and stay indoors.
- azemzaj 7y agolocal HK people need to go to work and go to school as well, roadblocks affected general publics, taxi drivers especially because they have to finance their car.
- doomleika 7y agoThere's multiple account within this month alone https://youtu.be/heIUuhAlc1g https://youtu.be/heIUuhAlc1g https://twitter.com/JiayangFan/status/1175319171892207616 https://twitter.com/JiayangFan/status/1175319171892207616
- UIZealot 7y agoSo harassing, heckling, and physically attaching people is "no different" from thinking some people are barbarians? And people who needed to use the road to get somewhere are automatically "pro-china"? And they deserved to be attacked? Can you even believe yourself? Honestly?