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DoesANameEvenMatter
Young and Suicidal
- Jun 15, 2019
- 49
It seems that thanks to the internet, people are slowly beginning to collectively see the the corruption of their governments and as well as their own crappy living conditions. Take Hong Kong, Chile, and Iran for example:
I'm sure everyone has heard about the Hong Kong protests at this point. If not, Wikipedia has a rundown of what's occurred so far. The protests have been escalating these past few weeks, with the most notable event being the siege of a Hong Kong university.
The Chilean protests stem around the corruption of the government of Chile and the poor living and working conditions of the people in Chile. There was a massive protest with over 1 million people this October, which ultimately lead to 19 casualties and 1000s of arrests. If you're unfamiliar with it, here's a link.
Iran has shut down it's countries internet for 3 days now. The protests seem to be about corruption, poor economic conditions and rising fuel prices. There are anywhere from 12 to 100 casualties reported, but with the internet being cut off, the numbers may already have increased.
Here's a general article about why these protests are happening worldwide and why.
What's everyone's thoughts on the matter? Do you think the world is finally stepping into the right direction or will these events become one time occurrences and be gradually forgotten?
I'm sure everyone has heard about the Hong Kong protests at this point. If not, Wikipedia has a rundown of what's occurred so far. The protests have been escalating these past few weeks, with the most notable event being the siege of a Hong Kong university.
2019–2020 Hong Kong protests - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
The Chilean protests stem around the corruption of the government of Chile and the poor living and working conditions of the people in Chile. There was a massive protest with over 1 million people this October, which ultimately lead to 19 casualties and 1000s of arrests. If you're unfamiliar with it, here's a link.
2019–2022 Chilean protests - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
Iran has shut down it's countries internet for 3 days now. The protests seem to be about corruption, poor economic conditions and rising fuel prices. There are anywhere from 12 to 100 casualties reported, but with the internet being cut off, the numbers may already have increased.
Iran's 'largest internet shutdown ever' is happening now. Here's what you need to know | CNN
Iran has shut down most of its internet in an apparent attempt to stem the spread of nationwide protests. Here's what you need to know.
www.cnn.com
Here's a general article about why these protests are happening worldwide and why.
'We’re fed up and we will not obey you': Rebellion strikes cities across the world
Street demonstrations have flared up in cities around the world with hallmarks of being one world movement.
independentaustralia.net
What's everyone's thoughts on the matter? Do you think the world is finally stepping into the right direction or will these events become one time occurrences and be gradually forgotten?