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1 million HKers took to the streets but their demands fell on deaf ears. Before the march had even ended, Gov released a statement said they still press ahead with the Bill in 3 days. To activists the realisation was stark: peaceful protests were futile.https://www.irishtimes.com/news/world/asia-pacific/anger-and-anarchy-hong-kong-s-summer-of-discontent-1.3947602?localLinksEnabled=false …
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Sorry your aims were not met but your point was made
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It’s like there’s no democracy.
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The Irish understand what it's like to struggle against an oppressive Empire. A century ago their small country of barely 4 million took on the British and won
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Makes sense. My Irish friend was one of my only white friends to fully support the protests because he's one of the few to know what it's like to fight for a heard voice.
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