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1/ Even though the imprisonment meant a lot to me, I didn't shed tears or have any strong sense of fear when the judge announced my sentence. I viewed my imprisonment as the necessary step for the whole society to embrace the cruel fact that the city’s freedom is on shaky ground.
2/ The days in prison also made me realize that the most fearful thing is not being put into jail but that ordinary life may one day look like a prison if none of our generations dares to stand up for our civil liberties.
3/ This feeling grows stronger, especially after police brutality has become ubiquitous. Without effective checks & balances, police can arbitrarily abuse power & torture citizens without consequences. Working with police, mobs can just walk away after attacking pregnant ladies.
4/ Worse still, Gov can be unanswerable to the demands of one-fourth of its population & keep repeating lies. What's fearful is when abnormality becomes normal & people get used to this Chinese-style “new normal.” Hence, our fight must continue so justice doesn't lose its shine.
5/ Hope Is the Most Powerful Arrow: A Conversation with Joshua Wong on #UnfreeSpeech https://worldliteraturetoday.org/blog/interviews/hope-most-powerful-arrow-conversation-joshua-wong-and-jason-y-ng-tiffany-hawk …
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very good thought!
Thoughtful... God helping you Joshua. From Nigeria I say you will Overcome this and see the liberation of your people.
Tự Do không bao giờ có miễm phí mà Tự Do phải trả bằng máu và nước mắt với những tra tấn khủng khiếp nhất cũng không đánh gục được người tranh đấu vì Tự Dopic.twitter.com/oM02VzWWVy
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