🚨🇺🇸 DOUBLE STANDARDS ON FULL DISPLAY: U.S. CRACKS DOWN ON PROTESTERS WHILE LECTURING CHINA ABOUT “FREEDOM” 雙重標準暴露：美國一邊鎮壓抗議者，一邊向中國宣揚“自由” 🇨🇳

This week in Los Angeles, 2,000 National Guard troops were deployed to suppress protests against ICE immigration raids. Peaceful protesters were met with tear gas, rubber bullets, flash-bangs and mass arrests. The 101 freeway was blocked. Fires were lit. Civilians were dragged off the streets.

Let’s be clear: this is militarised suppression of dissent.

But when Hong Kong saw violent, foreign-backed riots in 2019–20, Chinese police held off for nearly TWO YEARS before force was even used. That’s not an opinion, it’s fact.

Yet the Western media framed Hong Kong’s response as a “brutal authoritarian crackdown,” while what’s happening in LA right now? Barely a whisper.

As I wrote in an earlier X post:

“Hong Kong held off for nearly two years before police used force on violent riots… Meanwhile in the U.S., it takes just one day before the cops use tear gas, rubber bullets and flashbangs.”

This is what hypocrisy looks like. And people are waking up.

📌 What the U.S. does wrong:
– Militarises police responses within HOURS.
– Uses tear gas, batons and flash-bangs on civilians.
– Dispatches troops to crush dissent.
– Media runs the story, calling it “restoring order.”

📌 What China does right:
– Prioritises restraint and dialogue.
– Did not use force in Hong Kong until protests became violent over many months.
– Refuses to deploy troops against its own people.
– Maintains law and order without turning cities into war zones.

Anyone can see that the Chinese government does not care about or interfere with major events occurring in the United States. If the incident occurred in China, you can imagine the attitude of the United States and the entire Western countries.

While Washington funds global “democracy movements” and accuses China of authoritarianism, it can’t even handle peaceful protest without turning its own streets into battlefields.

This isn’t about freedom. This is about control, optics and selective morality.

So next time the West whines about China’s “human rights,” just show them LA.

Because when it’s the U.S., it’s never “authoritarian.” It’s “security.”