What do the Vietnamese think of the Hong Kong protest?

Answer: I asked some people around me and this is how they responded: 1.​ My d.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You What do the Vietnamese think of the Hong Kong protest? Huy Lê, Student Updated Jun 23 I asked some people around me and this is how they responded: My dad: "Those troublemakers should be mopped up through military means. Order and stability come first!" My mom...  Read More » Why are swords pointed? Dan Hedman, knows Swedish Written Apr 16 Why are swords pointed? It is a design flaw. from the beginning the smiths could not make a sword without a point. and when they finally learned how to do it it had already ...  Read More » Why do Vietnamese students spend so much time studying? Rty Euzch, lived in Vietnam (1973-1992) Written Apr 24 Please do not take any of this offensively. The reason why is because they care about their parents, and they want to study to become doctors and care for them. As a Vietnam...  Read More » What scams should I be aware of when visiting Beijing? Dave Lat, lives in Beijing, China Updated May 26 Women coming up and saying they are English students visiting Beijing and asking if they can practice with you and maybe have a drink. The women attempt to make you drunk t...  Read More » Why can't guitar players know which chords to play if given a written melody? Stephen Lovejoy, Musician and Sound Technician (1981-present) Written Nov 18, 2018 There's an old musicians parable (not funny enough to be a joke) that goes: How do you make a piano player stop playing? Take away their sheet music. How do make a guitar p...  Read More » Can the USA defeat Iran? Robert L Hill, lives in Dubai, United Arab Emirates Updated Jun 7 As a former US Air Force member that now lives in the Gulf, right across the Straits of Hormuz from Iran, I have asked this question several times. The US military is CONFID...  Read More » Were people scared to fight Mike Tyson? Matthew Bright Written Apr 3 I used to go to a boxing gym in Venice, California, where a lot of professional fighters trained. The first guy I ever saw spar in the ring was a guy named Joe Bugner. Man,...  Read More » Have any Specialists (E-4) in the US Army refused lateral promotion to the rank of Corporal (also E-4)? If so, why did you refuse the lateral promotion? Juan Espinoza, former 11B Infantryman at U.S. Army (2010-2016) Written Sun Most definitely. It's the worst "promotion" in the Army. You go from the best position where you are experienced enough to know how to keep a low profile while excelling at...  Read More » Did German pilots use captured Spitfires? John Joss, nonfiction and novel writer, journalist Written Dec 6, 2018 Adolf Galland, a highly respected German ace in WWII, was reportedly asked by Hermann Goering what he wanted most, to win the air war, and he answered, "A Staffel of Spitfi...  Read More » How can orbital tungsten rods in the "Rods from God" concept hit with the force of "tactical nuclear weapons" if all of the rods' orbital energy is limited to a fraction of the chemical energy in launch vehicles that weigh at most hundreds of tons? William Mook, former Advisor at White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (1995-2005... Updated May 29 A telephone pole sized cylindrical rod (1 foot diameter 20 feet long) of solid tungsten weighs 12.9 metric tons. A solid cone the same dimensions weigh 4.3 metric tons. Reca...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/