>south korea recently dumped their government via swarming the streets with millions of people until their demands were met. a similar strategy is unlikely to b

>south korea recently dumped their government via swarming the streets with millions of people until their demands were met. a similar strategy is unlikely to be executed in the US, however. the public is divided between those who still believe that they are politically empowered (the ascending right wing) and those who believe that the power elite are acting against everyone's best interest and there is no political force that can stop them (no political orientation has the monopoly on this group's membership). I would have said similar until recently. Then millions of Americans started protesting, and haven't stopped.