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Vandalized Xiaomi Store in Hong Kong
- planetzero 7y agoVandalized? That's completely destroyed.
- sawaruna 7y agoSource?
- goblin89 7y agoSCMP, it’s a pro-PRC publication but the footage seems to check out. The store pictured is in Mong Kok, this area has seen major unrest today. https://twitter.com/SCMPHongKong/status/1185930191039655938 https://twitter.com/SCMPHongKong/status/1185930191039655938 I wouldn’t jump to a conclusion as to who was behind this—seems about the type of thing one would do to provoke military intervention. Protesters do half-heartedly distance themselves from this sort of behaviour, but this instance might warrant a louder gesture from their side. Sadly, they’re way too disorganised to bother (or even to be capable of) issuing such a statement over a mainstream channel. Lack of organisation makes the whole movement accountable for actions of anyone wearing a black shirt, and thus is very easy to undermine, purposefully or accidentally.
- rolph 7y agoit looks like an intense fire right at the door. the security gate has actually burned and melted. the room beyond the door seems to be uncharred. Can anyone translate the slogans tagged on the wall?
- goblin89 7y agoOn my own I could only translate the word on the left, “狗官”. The first character means “dog”, the second one means “officer” (that one is the same as in “警官”, which means “police officer”).