moggie2

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by moggie2 7y ago
What the lady frustrated was not about the road being blocked, it's about he livelihood of many families in HK were disrupted. The protesters have the right to fight for the freedom that they think they don't have, but they don&#x
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by moggie2 7y ago
apparently that is not true for HK.
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by moggie2 7y ago
You are absolutely right that there are not many sources from western media that can back up my statements, it is because they are not showing you the full picture. If you have a chance and patience to go through the list below, you would f
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by moggie2 7y ago
The opinions in HK (which is not being censored) is widely divided also. It is not about the WHAT that they're asking, it is about HOW. If they are protesting peacefully, nobody would object - even the police. But then again, youthful
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by moggie2 7y ago
As you said, China MIGHT. Which mean it has not happen yet to deserve the accusation.
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by moggie2 7y ago
The unfortunate part is not WHAT the protesters are asking, it is about HOW the protesters are asking. For those who were only watching from the western mainstream media, you are missing out on some footage of the whole picture. E.g) You m
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by moggie2 7y ago
Title is kinda misleading. A more accurate but longer one is like 'China state media journalist accused Apple approving app that aid violent protesters from evading police" Which similarly, it also happens on the other part of the
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by moggie2 7y ago
Remind me of the original Napster - which is only providing the channel for users to share music but not providing the music by itself.