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Those who play with fire will be destroyed by fire

A spokesman for the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office remarked on the protests in Hong Kong that "those who play with fire will be destroyed by fire."

Good morning. After repairing worn-out parts of jeans at night, my eyes are blurred the next morning.

If you still want to graffiti, explain the reason or circumstances to the wall owner, get consent, and do it with confidence.

As a matter of feeling, I think damage to the equipment will hurt the owner’s heart1

A spokesman for the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office remarked on the protests in Hong Kong that “those who play with fire will be destroyed by fire.”2

There are “Lennon walls” around Hong Kong.3

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  1. I don’t think so many people do this, but graffiti. When was the last time I doodled? I remembered graffiti on my textbook. In the world, graffiti on the walls is a little adored.
    Unauthorized graffiti on someone else’s property will change its appearance. I think that ignoring the owner’s intentions is still bad. It is said that graffiti is property damage. The owner’s feelings will also be destroyed.
    If you have something to express, why don’t you tweet? I don’t agree with material damage. Repair costs are not the reason. As a matter of feeling, I think damage to the equipment will hurt the owner’s heart.
    If you still want to graffiti, explain the reason or circumstances to the wall owner, get consent, and do it with confidence. At that time, you can’t draw bad pictures.
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  2. Declare to the enemy of freedom: who is playing with fire? And who is going to perish?
    Beijing Warns Hong Kong Protesters: Don’t ‘Play With Fire’ :
    China warns Hong Kong protesters not to ‘play with fire’ as … - Fox
    China warns Hong Kong protesters against playing with ‘fire’ | AFP.com ↩︎

  3. It seems to be mainly on campus. A paper with a message appealing for Hong Kong’s independence is posted on the wall. That’s all, but this analog method impresses us.
    This is not graffiti. It can be removed at any time. This representation of opinion is a peaceful way. Hong Kong citizens’ distrust toward China has been shown to be quiet and profound.
    However, on the other hand, Chinese students, etc., peel off the paper on which the message is written from the wall. The will of Hong Kong citizens is damaged. I don’t know in detail what the reason is. Maintaining street aesthetics? Protest against Hong Kong citizen protests? It may have a different meaning. However, the Chinese seem to have an angry feeling.
    Lennon Wall (Hong Kong) - Wikipedia
    Hong Kong’s Lennon walls - in pictures | World news | The
    Tiananmen Square Protests: Timeline, Massacre & Aftermath -
    2019 Hong Kong extradition bill is a big challenge. What is justice? What is independence? Because it is an issue that questions these universal issues.
    And the confrontation between anger and distrust will eventually create something like the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests. The next stage of discussion will appear. Can’t we talk before the damn fire appears? ↩︎

Thanks to you, the jeans repair work is over. I can wear jeans again! Jeans are good because it’s a symbol of freedom. You may not know, but it was believed so long ago! That’s all for today’s post. Thank you

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