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vr2xtd 於 2009-6-1 23:29 發表
Interesting! In fact I watched that documentary a long long time ago, not on VCD, but on big screen! My personal point of view is, at the late stage of the campaign the students had becam ...
finally draw some discussion.
yes. if you remember the documentary, while the movement was going on, the students/crowd around the square had already divided. some still obey the leaders, while the leaders were meeting the government officials, some others are trying to take over their role, betray, jealous, other own interests....
Yes you are right, they totally underminded the hardness of their opponents.
Do you think just 5 of 6 20+ youngster just happened to be leader for couple of weeks could really have full control over the crowd? students had passion, it's interactive, the hot blood mood was interference each other.
Check US college sports, when hot college football teams match, students go a little riot after the game (it happens every year)
when Barca took this year UEFA cup, there's riot
when Brazil, Italy... won the World Cup, there's little riot...
The British football fans always start riot here and there
Remember the tragedy in Lang Kwai Fong? the crowd just being too excited... riot and deaths.....
For sure, Riots doesn't mean you should use real bullets to take your citizen (if this culture, the Authorities ever have "Citizens" in their mind)
it's not easy to find out the whole truth, not in any history.
However, the training of study history is the study all kinds of "facts" and make your own thinking and analyses. If everything being covered up and turned around, history is meaningless, just a show of ugly propaganda
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