| > no context You asked for evidence of riots. Are you claiming that these scenes don't constitute rioting? As for context, some of the links I provided are news reports in Cantonese or Mandarin. I suppose you don't understand what the newscasters or the people in the videos are saying? > bodyslamming a (sic) innocent girl And there was a bunch of armed people on standby all ready to retaliate? Yup, not the scene of a riot. > https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/clbof6/in_a... You know that the guy punching is Chinese how? All of them were speaking Cantonese. I speak Cantonese and I understand what they were saying. > https://www.reddit.com/r/China/comments/coy60g/a_young_femal... The woman was shot at a _siege_ of a police station and she was in rioters' typical battle gear. The police have not ruled out that they could have shot her, but they are still investigating. The woman has so far refused to come public. If she was indeed shot by the police, you'd imagine that the protest movement would've called press conferences, published hospital reports and all that. So far, nothing. > https://amp.news.com.au/national/queensland/hong-kong-protes... I condemn all violence. This subthread is on evidence of rioting in Hong Kong. Yes you can cherry pick videos showing violence carried out by Chinese-looking people. And that's what you have done. Edit: Wording |