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John Pomfret 潘文
@JEPomfret
This is what they mean in Taiwan about people with glass hearts 玻璃心。Those ultra-nationalistic people from the mainland who go berserk when faced with a little criticism.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jones
@cpcbun
It is so amusing when a "journalist" from a propaganda organ in China asked for "democracy" or "freedom of speech" in a Western country. I wish she could do the same in China.
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Kempton Lam @Kempton@mas.to 🇺🇦 🇨🇦
@Kempton
Mr. Lieu, So sorry to see you assaulted by Ms. Kong out of the blue in the video. I hope she gets the justice and punishment she deserves. In China, anyone (reporters included) can be assaulted by the police and their proxy and nothing would happen.
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@dazzady
If your are hire as security guard you should know how to calm the situation down. Pointing a finger and pushing forward on the ladies shoulder isn't the way to calm down a very stressful situation.
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@dazzady
I noticed at the end of the video that is circulating online that another man came and gently maneuvered the lady out of the room and calmed her down but then you came back point your finger at her aggravating the situation again. Both parties appeared in the wrong.
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Benedict Rogers 羅傑斯
@benedictrogers
The video does not actually capture the very beginning of the incident, where @enochcafe calmly approached her & asked her to leave after the chair of the meeting had already done so. The woman kept screaming at us, and then she slapped him. He then merely tried to restrain her
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