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you absolutely can and should change your government. Otherwise your children or grandchildren will have to and it will be even harder for them.

• listless 5y ago
  That’s awful easy to armchair in from afar. On the ground that is a hell of an expectation.
  • option 5y ago
    yeah, tell me more. I was one of the students in Kiev, Ukraine during “Orange revolution” in 2004. Yeah, it is scary but not fighting for your future is scarier.
    • eunos 5y ago
      Fighting for having Gorbachev-like sellout as your future leader is much scarier.
    • masterof0 5y ago
      My friends did fight in Cuba for freedom during July's protests, now they are gone. Ukraine is wonderland compared to China, Venezuela, Cuba, etc... Gimme a break.
• anshumankmr 5y ago
  I am assuming blahgeek is middle class and as far as I know now sucessful revolution (in the traditional sense)has been led by the middle class ever. It's the impoverished people who have led such things.
• gscott 5y ago
  If you like being dead or enslaved, go ahead and challenge the Chinese government. They have an internment camp bed with your name on it. They have express lanes setup in airports to sell your organs to the highest bidder.