<Firing that live round is not self-defence> 1. There must be a lot of people saying, “That protester seriously threatened the officer’s safety so the officer fired a live round.”
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4. Firing live rounds at HK protesters should not be a surprise from the first day that so-called “HK Police” started calling citizens of HK “cockroaches” to dehumanise anyone opposing their brutality.
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5. With hatred stemming from such dehumanisation & brainwashing by pro-Beijing disinformation campaigns, so-called law enforcement, who once took a solemn oath to serve public, have blindfolded by their eagerness to hurt black-clad protesters, whom they see as sworn enemies.
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6. Hence, that act of aggression was a voluntary decision made by that officer. Stop telling lies about the dangers he faced at the scene or how stressed and frightened he was when he pulled the trigger. Such cover-up is just shameless and demoralising.
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7. Cops who willingly kill HK citizens are just a product bred by those of you who chose to side with the totalitarian regime, and those of you who refused to stand with the people of HK in this fight for justice, democracy and the freedom from fear.
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Hate brings dehumanization. Brainwashing is a political crime. Disinformation is part of the competition. Pro Beijing is not illegal. It is unlawful for law enforcement authorities, once solemnly sworn to serve the public, to close their eyes.
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The representatives of the authorities must be sued. Right is a positive virus that once implemented, always survived, because it corresponds to human nature.
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