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A few points: A) It’s very difficult to distinguish false-flag violence from hooligans B) Once violence starts, it’s hard to stop it, but that doesn’t mean th
by mercutio2 7y ago
A few points:
A) It’s very difficult to distinguish false-flag violence from hooligans
B) Once violence starts, it’s hard to stop it, but that doesn’t mean that the government should automatically get its way because a small minority of hooligans/false flag operatives got involved
C) Protesting for universal suffrage from an uncontrolled slate of candidates seems eminently reasonable from a western perspective; what do you think is bad about this?