CLEAN : Water cannon and tear gas: Hong Kong police clash with protesters

The transcript describes a protest in Hong Kong where participants faced tear gas and police presence. Despite the peaceful nature of the protest, the police's aggressive actions raised concerns about future demonstrations. The protesters remain committed to their cause, emphasizing their determination to stand against police violence. The discussion also includes a comparison of China's actions to those of the Nazi regime, highlighting the protesters' goals and the term 'chillogy' used in their demonstrations.

What was the initial reaction of the protestors to the police's use of tear gas?

• They dispersed immediately.

• They called for reinforcements.

• They continued their peaceful protest.

• They retaliated with violence.

Why might the police be more aggressive during national celebrations?

• They want to celebrate with the protestors.

• They are concerned about potential actions by protestors.

• They have been ordered to stand down.

• They are less concerned about public safety.

What is the main concern of the protestors despite the fear of police violence?

• Their future in Hong Kong.

• The media coverage.

• The cost of the protest.

• The weather conditions.

What message do the protestors want to convey by standing out?

• They are seeking international intervention.

• They will not give up.

• They are willing to give up.

• They are indifferent to the situation.

How do the protestors controversially compare China in their protest?

• As a democratic example.

• As a peaceful nation.

• As an example of Nazi Germany.

• As a model for economic success.