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Maybe, though it's also more commonly lazy governance mixed with inactive citizens in a democracy; South Korea is a democracy.

• wangchow 10y ago
  Well there's massive protests going on to oust their president. http://www.reuters.com/news/picture/massive-protests-against-south-koreas-pr?articleId=USRTSU04U http://www.reuters.com/news/picture/massive-protests-against...
  • saycheese 10y ago
    Protesting is a lazy expression of self interest, done in massive, etc. Taking the time to independently form and express a legally enforceable position takes substantial and ongoing effort. Generally speaking if you were to take a group of protesters and separate them and have them express the their concerns, related reasoning, their desired change, and expected outcomes... you would get non-sense.
    • wangchow 10y ago
      You would not get nonsense, you would get emotional charge. Emotions can easily overpower thought-process. Because of this, emotional charge is the de facto force of social change.
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