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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.”
No good to justify any sort of vandalism which would just give excuses for #CarrieLam & #XiJinping to crack down on #HongKongProtesters 
Pls stay peaceful 
#香港人加油 
“Most vandalism would have indiscriminate targets.." - @joshuawongcf
Even glass windows of Starbucks had only neat white writing. Not a scratch.
Only "riots" in #HK are Police riots.
Patience training's been replaced by overtime pay.
Will CCP negotiate?https://twitter.com/joshuawongcf/status/1181091877820354561 …
The Guardian is not denying protesters are taking part in vandalism here. Police stations, sure. But Western media is not going to capture enough of this narrative.
they set fires in banks which many people may work or live abovepic.twitter.com/tlFCkTUYvJ
The undercover cops did this. The real protesters usually don't use fire to vandalise the business.
The real front line always knows what to do and what should not do. But do not mix up the real front line and FAKE front line which was undercovered by the polices.pic.twitter.com/a1jfYsv4ko
The cops never say sorry if they did it wrong!!!pic.twitter.com/gikEhFTkEN
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