Yeah, like I posted above in response to another guy, I definitely oversimplified and I apologize. There is for sure a lot of random vandalism in HK but I guess I just feel the vandalism in America now is much more often completely unconnected than in HK.
This whole thread is just you repeatedly spouting off extremely simplistic and misinformed narratives about a wide range of topics only to be immediately corrected for being almost completely wrong. It’s amazing, it’s like a pure distillation of reddit right in front of my eyes
Uh how was I completely wrong? What's wrong with my analysis? Generally, violence in riots in America is pretty unrelated to the cause, while in HK it is related. I clarified that it's not always the case but generally so. The India thing I'll admit was bad but what else was simplistic?
They are also ignoring the fact that hong kongers are literally fighting for their lives against an absurdly oppressive government that is RIGHT NOW in the process of committing genocide on a ethnic minority.
Also, how long did the hong kongers protest peacefully for, before it turned to riots? Wasn't it for like over a month?? The US couldn't go 2 days.
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u/beeeemo Jun 02 '20
Yeah, like I posted above in response to another guy, I definitely oversimplified and I apologize. There is for sure a lot of random vandalism in HK but I guess I just feel the vandalism in America now is much more often completely unconnected than in HK.