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Same fire. Same destruction. Different vocabulary. Hong Kong, 2019: Macron called for “dialogue,” “restraint” and “de-escalation.” Paris, 2026: Macron condemns the violence, vows there will be “no compromise,” and says rioters, looters and those attacking the Republic must pay the price. Apparently when streets burned in Hong Kong, the... show more

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Thomas Kim11 天前

Don’t forget: “What a beautiful sight to behold.” US Congress woman Nancy Pelosi referring to the burning and destruction of Hong Kong in 2019.

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Gxkstb55524329911 天前

Corrine. Hong Kong was sad. People should have rejoiced in the reunification of the motherland. Hopefully Taiwan will rejoice in the motherland unity. Peace and prosperity.

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𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦11 天前

One thing Western observers often missed about 2019 Hong Kong is how deeply it changed public opinion inside China. Many Chinese people who had once viewed 1989 only through the lens of state repression began to see another side of the equation: what political breakdown actually looks like when streets burn, public infrastructure is destroyed, people are attacked, and foreign intervention is openly invited. What angered many Chinese most was the contradiction: you say you love Hong Kong, yet you are destroying the city generations built. You say you are defending your home, yet you are asking foreign powers to intervene in your own country. That does not erase the tragedy of 1989. It explains why 2019 made many Chinese rethink what “loss of control” can mean.

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Gxkstb55524329911 天前

Interesting thoughts Corrine.

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CcL11 天前

I remember G7 and Taiwan said to Hong Kong gov those are protests and that are human rights. Not any more?

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Johnw11 天前

Europe is on its last legs. They are staring into the abyss of financial, economic, social and political collapse. The impending energy crisis will accelerate its decline and the end of the Ukrainian conflict will cause immeasurable societal unrest.

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Rocky S11 天前

Western hypocrisy

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Curio27035311 天前

7 years later - Karma can be a BITCH...!!!!

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ShiMi TaiChi🌈🌵11 天前

Sometimes things happened may not be a bad thing…. So that incidents will unveil their truth by default and travel far and wide without a spoken word!

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RON9711 天前

Macron , try to remember what you PREACHED. Dialogue… restraints… for the rioters, come out more! BIGGER and BETTER

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ぽくたん11 天前

remember when ppl call that "Freedom"🤣

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Jay Sonvor Heese 🥷🏻 🔪11 天前

@chenweihua Lolz

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hello world11 天前

天道好轮回，苍天饶过谁。

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AnaLytiCs_APEist11 天前

Democracy - Hypocrisy - Potato - Potato....

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john11 天前

Tous ce qui n'est pas cher le devient apres le passage de macron.

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reborn11 天前

法国人民的正常诉求不允许强权干涉

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Alan11 天前

Postal code is on your forehead hmm

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reborn11 天前

法国人民的正常诉求不允许强权干涉，人民必须战斗到底

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