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1/ "Yet so far, protesters have largely contained both the extent & focus of their violence, directing it at symbols of the gov they are opposing. While authorities have denounced them as rioters, there is little of the random smashing and looting that characterises most riots."
2/ "The so-called vandalism they have done is really exceptional, because here it is only focused on targets related to ‘injustice’ they see,” said professor Lawrence Ka-ki Ho, a specialist in policing and public order management at the Education University of Hong Kong."
3/ “Most vandalism would have indiscriminate targets, but their targets are the metro stations, the police stations – not the luxurious shops, not M&S.”
你才是忘恩負義之輩,四川地震是誰捐錢的?是我們了一百億上四川, 東北水災之前也不是香港人捐錢的嗎? 以前每年天災不是香港人大筆大筆錢捐回國內嗎? 如果你不知我說什麼可以問問東華三院香港人捐了多少錢回國. 經濟改革初期要不是香港人把技術帶上北方, 你們仍在喝西北風呢!
if whether it is injustice or not is only determined by the thugs or rioters, it is always not justice. A mobile phone shop was robbed with every single IPhone 11 & 11Pro being stolen by "peaceful" thugs.pic.twitter.com/uz8lSGJvtW
As a #Chinese saying goes --替天行道 -- enforcing #justice on behalf of #Heaven.
#HongKongers know they can't rely on #HongKongpolice anymore. They are just #political tools of #hkGovt and the #ChineseCommunistParty.
#chinazi #hongkongprotests #hkprotest #HongKong #AntiMaskLaw
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