So what you're saying is, those HK kids were fighting the good fight against the oppressive regime and it's right to support them and it is wrong to hold them t

So what you're saying is, those HK kids were fighting the good fight against the oppressive regime and it's right to support them and it is wrong to hold them to account for whatever damage they cause doing that... and this guy in uniform is trying to incite insurrection against a peaceful democratic successful country in favor of an oppressive regime? I guess if that's the situation you're absolutely right. And good point there probably is legally a distinction between addressing people in uniform and getting out there on the streets even when you have a enormous number of people. it makes sense that you would not see a double standard if that's how you see things and that your rather, um, uncharitable attempt to frame my view as obtuse would seem to hinder your ability to understand how I think about it. why would you seek to know more about something that you see is deliberately insensitive and stupid? that's okay... it's not up to me how you think about things, thanks for engaging anyway. It's good to know more about the ways other people see it.