White guys gone nut on MTR, no one stood up against them

[musclemania]

Last night at around 9pm, 5 or 6 white guys created extreme disturbance on MTR
from TST to North Point. They did pull-up competition and shouted at the top of their lungs
as if no one had been around.

Funny thing is I saw similar scenes a few times in HK and no one ever said anything to them.
So I told them off even though they booed me. Enough is enough.

If any of those guys sees this, shame on you! Do you feel good after yelling at a 5'2 Asian woman in a group in public? Learn to respect people in HK. You do not own HK.
And if any of decent people in HK comes across anyone standing up against a bunch of idiots, please be supportive. Being a pacifist is not always the best solution.

[TheBrit]

Surprised nobody has filmed this and put in our YouTube if it is a regular occurrence.

[sinespe]

Damn those mainlanders!!! Never respect local laws and never want to learn Cantonese. Go back to Ch..... oh wait.

[musclemania]

juanalias, fortunately no one got hurt because I saved my best kung-fu kick for a state of emergency, hehe

[TheBrit]

I don't think all MTR has CCTV. If I remember, they pledged to introduce CCTV across the fleet gradually after that nutcase set himself on fire in TST.

[monomono]

Next time make a video and upload it everywhere. It's not brave but it's the best way to teach them a lesson.

[MerMer]

Appalling behaviour on the MTR and shouting like no one's around certainly isn't just the domain of white people in this city, and sitting by and saying nothing to the offenders definitely seems to be the locals' preferred method of dealing with shitty behaviour in public.

[emx]

Hmm, pulls ups and shouting or someone cutting their toenails and screaming into their phones on the MTR.

Choose one.

[SpeakCantonese]

Last night at around 9pm, 5 or 6 white guys created extreme disturbance on MTR
from TST to North Point. They did pull-up competition and shouted at the top of their lungs
as if no one had been around.

Drunk lads out on a Saturday night. 'Extreme disturbance'???

Funny thing is I saw similar scenes a few times in HK and no one ever said anything to them.

Perhaps it didn't bother anyone else.

So I told them off even though they booed me. Enough is enough.

Lesson learnt?

Do you feel good after yelling at a 5'2 Asian woman in a group in public?

Did they boo or yell?

Learn to respect people in HK. You do not own HK.

It sounds like you have a massive chip on your shoulder.

And if any of decent people in HK comes across anyone standing up against a bunch of idiots, please be supportive.

I would if they were abusive or violent... but booing... nah...

Being a pacifist is not always the best solution.

Neither is being a stickybeak...

[jonastainine]

I don't have a problem with that unless they had rolling luggage with them.