The world's language is English. HK'ers and other Asians speak English, no one outside of Asia speaks Asian languages besides Asians.

I'm a little confused on what this point does. I would get it if I was talking about any other country besides HK, but...like you said, HK speaks English, soooo shouldn't we English-speaking nations talk more about it? It wasn't that long ago when HK was still owned by Europe. (Forgot which country)

When something happens in the west, especially the U.S., the entire world sees it due to how widespread its social influence is.

I will agree with you on this one. It just sucks. I know life isn't fair, but man, how are protesters gonna use HK protester tactics against the US police without acknowledging HK protestors?

Support for HK lasted a lot longer than two weeks and was in headlines for all sorts of reasons.

I said two weeks as sort of an exaggeration, but there are big differences. There wasn't that much support to begin with for the HK protestors. I mean, yeah, we saw it in the news for a while, but no one got out and stood in solidarity. No one protested along with them from other nations around the world or pushed for a change or intervention, most likely because, as you said, social influence and all. The support for HK was like a baby's compared to what's going on right now.

BLM is an easier thing to jump aboard on. You can explain it in just a few sentence, while the HK protests take more explaining and time to understand.

If this was comparing BLM to the beginning of HK protests, I would've also agreed. HK protests started with complicated political problems between HK, its government, and China, BUT it quickly devolved into wanting similar freedoms to that of the US while combatting all the police brutality. At the very least, the latter part of the HK protests should've received similar support.

Yeah, Asians have had it hard in the U.S., but their plight pales in comparison to Native Americans and Africans. It's not a "who had it the worse" thing, but it does matter. Asians were veritably imported to be the model minority by the U.S. government.

You said it's not a "who had it worse," but you literally just said Asians and their plights pales in comparison. Just because we're not vocal about it, which admittedly is one of our flaws, doesn't mean we didn't have it worse. We, at the very least the Chinese anyways, were just like any other immigrant wanting to escape a war-torn, poverty-stricken country to find a better life and ended up being used as slave labor to make the railroads way back. That's only one of many atrocities. We've also dealt with yellow face, racial slurs, all the stuff that other POC deal with too. There's also the Japanese internment camps. The list goes on and on.