Brave man in China protesting against war in Ukraine asking "which law did I break" when stopped by police. 🇺🇦💛

[Litwin]

Brave man in China protesting against war in Ukraine asking "which law did I break" when stopped by police. 🇺🇦💛



how the hans can live like this , madness

 

[TheParser]

"Laws" mean nothing in China.

And even in this country, laws are often ignored.

China is a dictatorship, so that man was, indeed, brave.

And maybe foolish, too.

As a lifelong coward, I am in awe of him and especially those anti-war protesters in Russia.

And that anti-Putin leader who returned to Russia from England and is now in prison.

And the current leader of Ukraine. (Who, hear tell, has been marked for Russian elimination.)

 

[Litwin]

"Laws" mean nothing in China.

the genghisid states (empires ) reject very idea of the Laws, they are ruled by grand khan (czar) direct orders

Putin, heir to the Mongol Grand Khans

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