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Alright fam, I literally spent over 4 hrs doing the subs. There must be a faster way. What I did: 1) created srt file manually 2) streamed it again to hardcode subs into mp4 3) cut it into 2 parts because max length is 2:20 Video editing pros, lmk in the replies
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Disclaimer - she didn't actually use profanities in the interview, those were just my touches added to match her emotion
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The latter. Was watching the livestreams, captured the interview and added subs
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I witness the whole movement here, from June to now. She is telling nothing but the truth. It appears that the Government should be largely responsible for what had happened. They Police provoke people by brutality, and even infiltrated into the protesters
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Makes you wonder if china is purposefully letting things get so bad to create nationalism in their population. When Chinese hate hk and USA they aren’t hating ccp
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Oldest tactic, used in my home country too except here it's refugees, Soros, and even the European Fucking Union itself. But no problem, our fierce leader keeps saving us from all those calamities, and now I'm only confused why half the country is still fleeing to other places...
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weapons of mass destruction!
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Thank you for inserting the subtitles. Let her words be told!
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What she said is so true...Actually the truth is just out there. But probably the pro-Beijing people / blue ribbons / 50cents would claim she is an actress...
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Best. Subtitles. Ever.
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Thanks for the translation. Shows that people who are not protesting do understand the situation and are in support. But can I just say that she didn't actually swear? She was well spoken and coherent with her words. Much better than most gov officials!
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Thanks for this interview, editing, subtitles. Very important video to show that Hong Kong people from all walks of life share the same view on police brutality, not just the youngsters.
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THANK YOU:) my friend for sharing this :) and I like your translations in English it is straight to the point with lingo that us as the Western society can easily piece together
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If we can all be so brave as this woman .I take off my hat to her bravery and honesty !
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I think that lady was not so deep yellow, ie pro-democracy, or even pro government, but after seeing what happened in these months, now she woke up and knew how rubbish the Gov and the police are. I believe thousands of hk citizens’ believe changed similarly.
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