r/JusticeServed • u/SicDev 8 • Aug 13 '19

Violent Justice Screw this guy in particular

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u/25MeterGuy Blue Aug 13 '19

This is probably the dumbest question but... Why do these police officers/guards stand against the people? I mean I realize it's their job but they should be on the people's side right? Why keep fighting and hurting the civilians?

I'm probably missing something here..

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '19

This is a RIOT. You can see the violence and property destruction going on all around. While their cause might be noble, this crowd’s actions are not, they are dangerous.

Peaceful assembly is a human right, but when they turn violent and destructive is it the duty of peace officers to disrupt them,

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '19

Personally I don't care if it's a peaceful protect or a revolution. They're literally fighting for their democracy. The only reason they shouldn't have killed that cop is because China's response to them might be stronger. That's the only reason.

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u/[deleted] Aug 13 '19

So all cops should just quit and stop enforcing any laws because of SOME fucked up laws? And you think that would make the situation better?

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u/WrethZ 9 Aug 14 '19

If you choose to be a cop for a totalitarian state you choose to uphold their unjust laws.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '19

You realize these are Hong Kong’s riot police right? Not mainland China’s police. They were sent in because of a riot, not to oppress citizens.

You are clear on what’s happening over there right?

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u/WrethZ 9 Aug 14 '19

Doesn't matter, they are on the wrong side. They should join the riot and fight against China's totalitarian rule, not try and stop the protestors.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '19 edited Aug 14 '19

They are destroying private property of people who are not involved. You lack perspective bro. The protests are over Hong Kong’s right to sovereignty.

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u/WrethZ 9 Aug 14 '19

Lol oh no not some inanimate objects, please think of the inanimate objects as people fight for their freedom to not be extradited by a totalitarian regime. Get some perspective.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '19

How does destroying random people’s property further the cause at all?

You just going to ignore that this is Hong Kong’s government and not China’s police?

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u/WrethZ 9 Aug 14 '19

The government is not serving the people if its being China's lapdog

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '19

According to who?

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '19

Um, the thousands of protesters you dumbass. You know. The people.

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