If there is one thing China is good at, at least within it's own borders, it's suppressing rebellion and then rewriting history. Your fellow countrymen will never know what happened, but the world will remember and then ignore because it's far away and not their problem (it's civil) and they're addicted to the cheap manufacturing... so the world spins on.
mooyanaise on November 21st, 2019 at 11:59 UTC »
If there is one thing China is good at, at least within it's own borders, it's suppressing rebellion and then rewriting history. Your fellow countrymen will never know what happened, but the world will remember and then ignore because it's far away and not their problem (it's civil) and they're addicted to the cheap manufacturing... so the world spins on.
Corpsman223 on November 21st, 2019 at 12:20 UTC »
As they turn violent, it will give the government the ammunition (no pun intended) to do what they do.
Llamadmiral on November 21st, 2019 at 14:50 UTC »
How many hong kongers are still on the streets protesting? I know that a few weeks (or months?) ago there were like hundreds of thousands of people.