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Force that the individual can employ would be counterproductive. Remove any of the problematic people and the remainder get more support. Look at how history
by LorenPechtel 1y ago
Force that the individual can employ would be counterproductive. Remove any of the problematic people and the remainder get more support.
Look at how history has played out. When a government is nearly universally despised by it's people it can be overthrown by mass action, basically bloodless and sometimes with a good outcome.
However, so long as the government has a reasonable sized core of support the outcome is always bad. Violent overthrow always brings the most ruthless, not the best for the people.
Note that this does not apply to throwing out a colonial power. There are multiple examples of good outcomes from throwing out colonial powers by force.
- esseph 1y agoA single individual with a couple of drones and some bad intentions in the modern era could easily do billions in damage in one afternoon. The world is always in flux.