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true, they didn't say 'stop filming or we'll break your legs', but it was nonetheless attempt to intimidate.
by jacknews 3y ago
true, they didn't say 'stop filming or we'll break your legs', but it was nonetheless attempt to intimidate.
- jacknews 3y agoI'm now slightly intrigued as to what they are actually doing. By their accents, they've clearly been in UK for a while, are gathered for some kind of patriotic celebration or whatever, and very much don't want to be filmed. It's most likely just a university compatriot get-together or something similar, but this is the fuel of conspiracy theories, sleeper cells, etc.
- neom 3y agoSome people just don't want to be filmed in public. My wife is Korean and would probably act the same way (half because in Korea it's illegal). I couldn't care less, but I can think of a few people I know who would have the same reaction (for a multitude of reasons) as this group. What if they're protesting AGAINST the CCP, using Chinese flags to get people's attention then telling them about issues going on with the Uyghurs? This guy puts them on YT and now the CCP is looking into them. I'd say that's just as probably as them being CCP (no indication in the vide).
- jacknews 3y agoWhat if they're protesting AGAINST the CCP, using Chinese flags to get people's attention lol
- neom 3y agoI mean... you can't put forward a case on why I'm wrong because you have no clue, just like I have no clue. At least I put forward a viable alternative vs just "lol"'ing at you.
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- ghostpepper 3y agoThe woman in the video posted a tweet explaining that they were there to film their own video that was meant to be secret until after Chinese new year. You can see they have their own camera with them in the video