怒り／怒る, 犯罪 動かす Hong Kong's white collar 反逆者／反逆するs
Thousands of Hong Kong office 労働者s have 答える／応じるd to a call to strike
Driven by 怒り／怒る at the 当局' 返答 to 大規模な 抗議するs - and 犯罪 that the 重荷（を負わせる） of defending 僕主主義 has fallen on the city's 青年 - a white collar 反乱 is rippling out across Hong Kong.
Every day this week thousands of office 労働者s have 負かす／撃墜するd 道具s for a few hours, 答える／応じるing to a call to strike in a cheekily 指名するd "Lunch With You" 決起大会／結集させる.
直面するs masked, 手渡すs held aloft, many in crisp shirts - some in 控訴s - they 詠唱するd プロの／賛成の-僕主主義 スローガンs and 封鎖するd roads in 商売／仕事 地区s 普通は characterised by a tunnel-見通し for 商業, 危険ing 逮捕（する） in a 決起大会／結集させる not 許可／制裁d by police.
On Monday and Tuesday they crouched under umbrellas, as police lobbed 涙／ほころび gas through Central, the city's 財政上の heart, clouds drifting across the shopfronts of designer 蓄える／店s.
暴力／激しさ against young frontline 抗議する人s dubbed the '勇敢に立ち向かうs' has brought white collar 労働者s to the street with 新たにするd 有罪の判決
By Friday, deskbound 労働者s （軍隊を）展開する，配備するd the 策略 of street 抗議する - 含むing the swift 形式 of two lines creating a channel for 黒人／ボイコット-覆う？ "勇敢に立ち向かうs" to run through carrying bricks in 予期 of a police 厳重取締.
"The least we can do is give up our lunchtime to come out and 抗議する the 政府," said 33-year-old lawyer Jansen.
The white collar 反逆者／反逆するs 株 普及した 怒り／怒る at the now-棚上げにするd 政府 計画（する） to introduce a 法律 許すing the 国外逃亡犯人の引渡し of 犯罪の 嫌疑者，容疑者／疑うs to 本土／大陸 中国.
Hong Kong office 労働者s （軍隊を）展開する，配備する the 策略 of street 抗議する - 含むing the 形式 of two lines creating a channel to pass 供給（する）s
Many 最初 joined the 平和的な mega-決起大会／結集させるs 許可／制裁d by police against the 法案.
Older and 雇うd in city 職業s, they おもに identified as '穏健なs'.
But as time has passed, 態度s have calcified.
暴力／激しさ against young frontline 抗議する人s, a 政府 deaf to 需要・要求するs for greater 僕主主義 and a 欠如（する） of police accountability has brought white collar 労働者s to the streets with 新たにするd 有罪の判決.
"We keep going to work every day like nothing is happening, no 事柄 how many students are getting 負傷させるd. But I can't 耐える to go on like this," said a 26-year-old office 労働者 who gave his surname as Chan.
As time has passed, 態度s have 常習的な の中で Hong Kong's white collar 反逆者／反逆するs
He was wearing 激しい-義務 workman's gloves and helping frontliners build a roadblock in Pedder Street - one of the city's most 排除的 shopping areas and moments from its major banks.
"I've always been in the 平和的な, 合理的な／理性的な, 非，不，無-violent （軍の）野営地，陣営. But a lot has changed," he said.
抗議する人s 恐れる Hong Ko ng's freedoms, unique within 中国, are in danger.
抗議する人s 恐れる Hong Kong's freedoms, unique within 中国, are in danger
That has thrown the city's narrative of 解放する／自由な market success and 安定 into 視野 - more so as the economy has tipped into 後退，不況.
"Some values in the community cannot be only 手段d ーに関して／ーの点でs of money," said Lawrence, a 32-year-old ふさわしい 財政／金融 professional.
"What I sacrificed can never be compared with those youngsters' sacrifices," he said, 追加するing that their "未来s" are on the line.
The five day strike, which saw the city's 輸送（する） 網状組織 的d by roadblocks and vandalism and brought some of the most violent 不安 yet, has stretched Hong Kong police.
It has also prodded 反乱 from the greatest 受益者s of Hong Kong's once hallowed 評判 for peace and 安定.
"If we're 平和的な they don't listen," Ms Lau, a 52-year-old entrepreneur said.
"If you're violent they say it won't solve any problems."
