It's not my country, that's the proper name for the country you were referring to. Either way, things haven't been going very well for the past few decades there.

https://i.imgur.com/SDNZK8b.jpg

I got myself laughing my ass off today when I saw this. Apparently the Hindus are now leading the way in the fight against Global feminism.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=525&v=d7_sMbpXyrU

A useful website to catch up on to every incident that happens live in HK.
You can also use this website to get news and reports of conflicts in different regions of the world.
https://hongkong.liveuamap.com/

Reports of live rounds used and government building a target for protesters as they're starting to set up barricades.

Hong Kong protests footage, live right now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcNB89_ISiI

@UnScottable Zimbabwae? is that near Wakanda? also created by Stan Lee?

https://www.facebook.com/169166456593130/posts/1319203611589403?sfns=mo

Shot fired

In centre of mass

"Chinazi" spray paint (from the other live stream before)
https://gyazo.com/165fef68b84dcd4a2d26c879b5b7a50f

Next Hong Kong protest livestream
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZ1FLkuGIu8

Someone just shot in HK. Its boogaloo time!

I hope the world's watching, this will be a lesson to us all

No nice guy democracy bullshit against the totalitarians, this is how things actually go

What do you think would happen if we airdropped in light arms and anti-armor weapons?

Why would we do that?

Arsenal of democracy and all that

Nah

Highly ineffective in 2019

The weapons of modern day are the information war and economic shutdown

If weapons were so useful, Hong Kong would've likely already used them. They haven't used them en masse yet precisely because they rile up even more of the population.

So tear gas it is instead, and even that quite sparingly

Short term yes. Eventually everything will be backed up with weapons.

No, the governments prefer to resorting to mass arrests, and most people won't fight that with deadly force

When the government uses deadly force against the majority of protesters, that means it has been taken over by the ultra violent already

At that point the populace has no chance with deadly force anyway, because the military is far too well trained

This is why the key is not to win the war, but to win sympathies, in this case the ultimate ally is the military

Soldiers don't want to kill their own friends and family, so the key is to make sure they won't feel incentivized to do that

So civil war in 2019 is a lot more about moving the pieces on the board rather than attacking outright

As Sun Tsu has taught us, wars don't just happen on the battlefield

If he was alive today, he would hold online battles in high regard

As well as economic shutdowns by the populace

I could also simplify this argument: you have to have the military on your side, whether you're the government or the civilians

The only group that's usually willing or at least strongly incentivized to actually fight is the army

And as the government you don't want to alienate the military, so if you push too far you risk getting disempowered by them

How residents of Hong Kong react to protesters blocking roads, forcing public transport detours:
https://hongkong.liveuamap.com/pics/2019/10/01/21900640_0.jpg

https://youtu.be/aZ1FLkuGIu8

https://www.facebook.com/142257505797574/posts/2672715979418368?sfns=mo

First Aid matters not