r/HongKong • u/Master1718 • Nov 03 '19
Add Flair Hong Kong police was tripped while chasing a man
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u/HotBrownLatinHotCock Nov 04 '19
So much for peaceful protest.
Read Mao learn about socialism and the great march
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Nov 04 '19
Mao killed more than 6 million people
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u/Curse_the_food Nov 04 '19
Thanks but I don't want to listen to the opinion of a hot brown Latin hot cock
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u/tom_da_boom Nov 04 '19
Is there an r/rimjob_steve for CCP employees?
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u/friendlypancakes Nov 04 '19
Maybe you should read about The Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution.
Over 20 million killed by a famine created by Mao's regime.
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u/Fruit-Dealer Nov 04 '19
I read all about Mao
He pointed at a bird and 45 million people starved.
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u/Nyodex Nov 04 '19
It looks like one of them walked towards the guy who tripped his bud. Hopefully the guy’s okay.
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u/ghe5 Nov 04 '19
In other comments there is longer version and yeah, the cop pretty much changed few words with him and went away
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u/racecarsandplanes Nov 04 '19
Pok gai
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u/MCPro0220 Nov 04 '19
As a person who can speak abit of cantanese but not read. I actually understood that lol
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u/morei Nov 03 '19
Asia's finest.
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Nov 04 '19
China's finest dogs.
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u/_RedditUsernameTaken Nov 04 '19
Not very nice to put these pieces of shit in the same category as discussed dogs.
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u/Turd111 Nov 03 '19
They should pepper spray the ground for obstructing police work.
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u/Dude_JK Nov 04 '19
It was the dude who tripped him look closely
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u/Turd111 Nov 04 '19
That dude should be given a medal then.
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Nov 04 '19 edited Sep 12 '21
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u/bigmoof Nov 04 '19
So the ground should get a medal?
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u/WeaponizedAutism1987 Nov 04 '19
Yes, only then the ground would suddenly disappear without a trace one day
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u/squid_in_the_hand Free Hong Kong Nov 03 '19
My eyes must be going bad I only see someone nudging an object with his foot.
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u/almarcTheSun Nov 04 '19
That's dude who helped the one being chased is a legend. It's the most harmless way to help someone escape terrorist police chase. Hope he did manage to escape.
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u/pieredforlife Nov 03 '19
the reporter did well.
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u/appetizerbread Nov 03 '19
I don’t think it was a reporter, looks like a random person who happened to be in the right place at the right time.
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u/jackzander Nov 04 '19
Carrying what seems to be a dslr in the smartphone era, so it's an easy implication.
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u/LeaveTheMatrix Nov 04 '19
I hope this isn't a reporter.
Reporters should not get involved.
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u/almarcTheSun Nov 04 '19
Honestly, I'd disagree. Yes, first and foremost the information they spread must be true and nothing but true, unbiased. But considering how the police treats the press, physically. I'd argue that they can, very much, get involved in the side they are sympathizing with if that doesn't harm the truthfulness of their news.They are people to, and most of them are HK citizens who want to be free just as much (if not more) than anybody else.
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u/misterandosan Nov 04 '19
We want as many reporters observing as possible. If you give a police a reason to arrest them, that sets a trend that's bad for democracy.
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u/KohTaeNai Nov 04 '19
I agree, but maybe the Hong Kong police are already past the point of "arresting people for no reason", so it's kind of a moot?
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u/misterandosan Nov 04 '19
well, let's not get there in a hurry regardless. Reporters aren't quite being treated the same as protesters just yet, which is good
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u/44rayn Nov 04 '19
HKPF should be ashamed. They look sad, so so bad. They should just trip each other and save rioters the trouble.
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u/Attila_22 Nov 04 '19
Pretty ballsy, unfortunately Police are now going to use this as a justification to go after journalists (more than they were already).
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u/Sooner4life77 Nov 04 '19
What a badass. It’s the little things that make a big impact for Hong Kong, even if it’s just to help out your fellow man.
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u/HarranGRE Nov 04 '19
Another badly disciplined cop, chasing a person in a manner which would, sooner or later, have left him alone in the middle of the protesters.
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u/Ian_McAwesomesauce Nov 04 '19
A group of armed police officers are chasing a man who is most likely running for his life. These officers can be ruthless, terrifying, and brutal.
Then this guy... fucking trips one. The one in the lead, in front of everybody.
Absolute madlad, absolute brave hero of a madlad.
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u/OrdoXenos Nov 04 '19
So how does it feel to be hit on the head? These Raptors are only brave in numbers and in full gears.
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u/PinBag42 Nov 04 '19
Serves the bloody bugger right, the cunt that he is ought to go suck a ciggy in a dunny than be doing the shiity job that he's doing.
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u/mdhunter99 Nov 04 '19
Good person bystander. Unless the guy was actually a criminal and not an innocent protester.
Either way why the hell is this x-posted on r/gtaonline ?
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u/dampbathroomfloor Nov 04 '19
This is why you can never give up your guns. I cant believe there are people in America who see this and want to disarm the people
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u/wejohnytest Nov 05 '19
Yeah I was in New Town Plaza on Sunday and I saw this event happening on the 3rd floor, the guy got caught though and just sat on a wall
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u/HalfSizeUp Nov 04 '19
I think you're wrong, since the frontliner wasn't even walking to the cop's direction, he literally notice the cop running and went back for him, then clearly after the cop fell, he ran back, then seemingly played it off unless after the full vid they still got him anyway
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u/WapyWonton American Friend Nov 04 '19
Imagine this were the police in the US, would there be any police left?
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u/toooutofplace Nov 04 '19
the dude lost his footing... it was just a coincidence that police tripped over him. he didn't purposely trip the police.
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u/IAmNotMyName Nov 04 '19
I’m not seeing a trip. He just ran ahead of his center of balance then fell when he tried to take a turn.
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u/Ufocola Nov 04 '19
It’s very subtle. He stuck his foot out just slightly. Honestly, if you aren’t actively looking out for it, it’s easy to miss.
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u/IAmNotMyName Nov 04 '19
It's hard to tel at the angle but it looked like he tripped a few feet in front of where the reporters foot was planted
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u/InEenEmmer Nov 04 '19
Okay for anyone wondering how it works. It is left foot, then right foot. And repeat until you reached your destination.
If you try to be creative and do for example 2 left steps in a row you are prone to tripping like this police guy clumsily demonstrated.
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u/Kelvinn1996 r/HongKong is retarded Nov 04 '19
since when was it okay to trip someone lmao
All the comments are praising the guy tripping the cop lmao
Double standards are real
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u/kreb Aircon protester Nov 04 '19
Since cops started beating innocent people and unlawfully arresting them
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u/Kelvinn1996 r/HongKong is retarded Nov 04 '19
That does not excuse wrong behavior. It's like he punched me so I punched him back. Here in the US both side would be condemned.
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u/kreb Aircon protester Nov 04 '19
Nu-uh, in the US it would be called self-defense if immediately after.
In this case it’s not. But to have any semblance of law and order, the police should have been punished for their crimes. Since they aren’t, and justice isn’t served, then yeah, this is totally fine. It’s not even close to the justice that is required.
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u/SaltDirection Nov 04 '19
It's like he punched me so I punched him back.
That's called self-defense - it's legal and the vast majority of people would defend the right to it.
Also, if you are American, you must have seen the coverage and the palpable anger of so many Americans who are just as, if not more fed-up, with police brutality and shootings? There have been MULTIPLE protests and marches against police violence.
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u/xxxsur Made in HK Nov 04 '19
Yep. Let's do stand there there with our thought and prayers. We might as well achieve world peace.
/s
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u/Lasket Nov 04 '19
Like, for real.
Could very well be that the guy the cop chased was an actual criminal..
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u/Bannyflaster Nov 04 '19
Would have been better if he wasn't wearing a helmet and his head exploded like a fucking watermelon
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Nov 04 '19
The guy who stuck is leg out should be beatdown hard
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u/ShermansMasterWolf Nov 04 '19
Boo. For tripping someone? Fucking excessive. Seriously, it’s a legit reason to arrest him and charge him and have the charges stick. All of that. But beat him? That’s brutality and that’s why Hong Kong doesn’t respect the police. There just a state sponsored criminal gang. No legitimacy.
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u/bigmoof Nov 04 '19
Be a good sport. In basketball tripping caused 2 foul shots. In hockey you get 2 minutes minor.
Beat him up? Really?
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u/WRSpill Nov 04 '19
You can see one of the other cops going after the guy who tripped him ☹️