Kypsys t1_je57lcl wrote on March 29, 2023 at 2:33 PM

Reply to comment by tky_phoenix in Police using ‘excessive force’ at France protests, rights groups say by rein_deer7

Main issue here is that our government doesn't give a flying fuck about peaceful protests. The country must be in absolute chaos to make them reconsider, and even then it's not won. Concrete example : 1968 protests, or right now, the gigantic water basin project, there has been peaceful protests for weeks, no one even talked about it, but now that there's rioting and combat at least we're hearing about it in mainstream medias

tky_phoenix t1_je73ip5 wrote on March 29, 2023 at 9:51 PM

Would it be possible to at least limit the damage to public facilities and not private businesses? They have absolutely nothing to do with it. Even then looting wouldn’t be ok.

On a side note, I think it’s great that the people stand up and make their voice heard. With all the technology we should work less and not more.

meatismoydelicious t1_je8daip wrote on March 30, 2023 at 3:43 AM

And yet we're more indentured than we've ever been thanks to the negligence of the ruling class. Wake up.

Kypsys t1_jedycrk wrote on March 31, 2023 at 9:34 AM

I agree 💯 with you, and i do regret the damages, especially like you said private Businesses, and also on politicians houses or offices (weirdly, also some of the opposing parties offices has been damaged).

Even for the public facilities it pains me (it's my money from taxes after all).

but then again, if there is no destruction, if you don't pretty much stop the country...nothing will be done, you can't vote against it because there's no referendum, you can't ask your deputy to vote against it because they are a bunch of kids with no intention on people well being, but more focused on sticking it to the other party, at the expense of others So there's no way really.....other than maximum disruption...