CCP Official Loses It on Dutch Streets! Snatching Posters, Confronting Protesters: A Free Society Puts Him in His Place!
During the Dutch spring flower parade, a protest against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) took place. A Chinese cultural center director surnamed Liu aggressively snatched protesters' posters at the scene, issued threats, and later claimed he was the aggrieved party. This absurd behavior sparked heated online discussion, highlighting the contradiction of CCP officials accustomed to domestic restrictions losing control in European public places that champion freedom and democracy due to filming and protests.
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Recently, during a protest against the Chinese Communist Party in the Netherlands, someone encountered a CCP official. Please turn him off, sorry, do not violate my personal portrait rights. Bullshit! What did you say? How can you be like this? How can you be so rude? The situation was on the verge of erupting. This happened recently at the Dutch spring flower parade, where Chinese propaganda was protested by anti-communist individuals. The man in the footage is reportedly the director of the Chinese cultural center surnamed Liu, who aggressively snatched a protester's poster, made threatening remarks, and threw a repetitive tantrum when snapped back at on the spot. Stealing our things! How can you be like this? How can you be so rude? Too rude! Don't do this! Why are you doing this? Don't look at me! I won't look at you! Why are you looking at me? You don't want me! Don't be like this! Why are you doing this? Why are you doing this? Why are you insulting me?
Who is insulting you? Why are you insulting me? Someone is insulting you? Why are you insulting me? Why are you insulting? Doing this hurts me very much, I feel very wronged. The official threatened the protesters one moment and claimed he was very wronged the next, and his exaggerated behavior went viral online and sparked heated discussions. This CCP official was filmed and felt very unhappy about it. However, he forgot that he was in a free and democratic country; in public places in the Netherlands, filming is allowed, and anything in public spaces can be filmed. But the Communists don't understand this, do they? They feel, oh, you cannot film me, I must restrict you everywhere, and it is simply not allowed here. But this is a wake-up call, this is Europe, Europe.
You can film whatever you want. Although I often criticize Europe for having problems, at least freedom of speech and freedom of filming are given a fairly high level of protection here. And I feel that filming this CCP, this communist bandit—uh, that Chinese person really gives you a thumbs up: Down with the CCP.