Source: Global Times New Media
Today, as the world is watching the "democracy" riots erupting in Washington, D.C., and watching how Trump's supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol to demand "true democracy," a CNN reporter suddenly realized that the scene in front of him was very similar to the scene of the previous impact on Hong Kong's legislative council.
So the CNN reporter posted a post on his social media account, comparing the pictures of the IMPACT on the US Congress and hong Kong's legislative council.
Who knows that his move has angered a large number of Hong Kong rioters who are entrenched on foreign social networks like cockroaches.
The picture below is the post posted by CNN reporter Will Ripley on his personal social media account that caused the rage of the rioters in Hong Kong.
In this post, cnn's international journalist first put together images of the impact on Hong Kong's legislative council in 2019 and the impact on the U.S. Congress today. He then added a note that read:
"The picture above is the pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong, and the picture below is the pro-Trump movement in the United States. Although the two very different groups of people, they both felt marginalized and persecuted and chose to disrupt the government they did not trust. ”
But the funny thing is that although the CNN reporter pandered to the Western media and characterized the Hong Kong rioters and their atrocities as a "democracy movement", his comparison of Trump supporters with them at a time when the world is watching and watching American jokes still annoys a large number of Hong Kong rioters entrenched on foreign social networks.
As the chart below shows, a large number of Hong Kong rioters and their supporters have demanded that the CNN reporter "delete the post", saying that it is "completely wrong" to compare their "democracy movement" with what is happening in the United States.
Supporters of the rioters in Hong Kong also claimed that cnn's online post was as "stupid" as comparing the German Nazi army through Paris in World War II with the Allied army through Paris.
But in fact, as long as people who are not blind can see that the rioters in Hong Kong are not different from trump supporters in the United States.
For example, most of them are Trump supporters. A British poll last October showed that among all Asian countries and regions, Taiwan, which is the most pro-Rioter in Hong Kong, and Hong Kong, are the two places that are the most supportive of Trump's victory.
Second, both groups are promoting fascism in the guise of democracy. This includes indiscriminate violent attacks and highly racist insults and demeans against people in the interior, as well as violent attacks on those who disagree with them, as well as the use of the white American racist symbol "Pepe the Frog" as his symbol. Of course, they are more like those Trump supporters in the United States, who have repeatedly played slogans calling for Trump to "liberate" them.
(Pictured is civilians violently attacked by Hong Kong rioters, only because these people do not agree with their extreme thinking)
So, while CNN's reporter is still talking about the Impact of Hong Kong's Legislative Council as a "democracy movement," his ability to compare the two groups of people shows that the journalist is at least aware that they are all the same extremes and violence in their behavior.
For the multitude of Chinese people who are fed up with the destruction and disruption of Hong Kong by this group of Hong Kong rioters, as well as the extreme violence of this group of People, this group of Hong Kong rioters is a group of Hong Kong versions of the "Proud Boys" (Note: Proud Boys is a notorious ultra-right civil society group in the United States that supports Trump, and they also participated in the march to the US Congress).
(Pictured last year, after Hong Kong entertainer Horseshoe Lu was violently attacked by Hong Kong rioters for blocking Hong Kong rioters from destroying public facilities in Hong Kong, a reporter from Australia's Channel Seven came out to protect him in court.) Later, the neutral journalist, who is already rare in the Mainstream Media in Australia, posted on his personal account accusing the Hong Kong rioters of not being democratic at all, but poisoning Hong Kong.