Beginning Of A Revolution? Populist Revolt Shocks Mexico.

[BADecker]

Claudia Sheinbaum. Isn't Sheinbaum a Jewish German name? What is somebody with a name like that doing running Mexico? Well, it seems that some people in Mexico are finally starting to seriously ask this question. It's like, where do her loyalties really lie?!


Beginning Of A Revolution? Populist Revolt Shocks Mexico.


https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/beginning-revolution-populist-revolt-shocks-mexico
Protesters are furious with leftist President Claudia Sheinbaum, while the government blames right-wing business interests for stoking the unrest.

Reuters reports that 120 people and 100 police officers were injured outside the National Palace when a large group of anti-government protesters led by Gen Zers clashed with Sheinbaum's security forces.

Public outrage has grown over the recent assassination of Uruapan Mayor Carlos Manzo, a critic of cartel violence in the crime-ridden third-world country just south of the U.S. southern border.

Footage on X shows demonstrators ripping down parts of a giant steel barrier around the National Palace, prompting police to deploy tear gas and other non-lethal weapons.

The populist revolt against far-left leaders continues, with some folks calling Sheinbaum a "WEF puppet."

Sheinbaum is a member of Morena (Movimiento de Regeneración Nacional), a left-wing political party in Mexico that aligns ideologically with far-left U.S. politicians through Democratic Socialists of America. DSA supports unhinged leftists, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Zohran Mamdani.
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[Hispo]

One's family name should have nothing to do with one's alliance or loyalty to one's country, though. If she is a citizen of Mexico, then she has the right to run for office, in the same manner any other mexican with any surname has the right to run for public office. Though, her political thoughts and ideas are completely different topics.

I doubt there will be an actual revolt or revolution in Mexico, but it is true it is important to pay attention to what the people have to say about their current government and the way laws are being applied.

[caroasi]

For about 100 years it seems control has been going in only one direction: more and more government. More and more control. And people are quite unhappy with their situations as a result. Communists wanted communism. Socialist wanted socialism. Mercantilists wanted mercantilism. Fascists wanted fascism. But the libertarians no longer get a turn anymore... they had their moment in the sun with the bills of rights, and since then every other person has been figuring out how to dismantle the freedoms piece by piece. What leftists want is quite frankly immoral and therefor cannot work. Taking other peoples things without their permission can only end in failure. The future is voluntarism because there is no other moral path to civilization.

85% of people do not believe in basic property rights, so the world's economies will have to collapse by inflation. Sure there is technology coming out that greatly increases productivity, but with the basic premise that you get 0% of property and the government gets all of it, and it trickles down to you from that point, there can only ever be a declining middle class.

There was a chat bot where I asked if citizenship was a master-slave relationship. The answer was not at all. I then said, oh, what if tax rates were 100%? it said yes. I then brought up that tax rates have been above 90% and it said, oh, that is temporary. It uses the same stupid and nonsensical excuses that humans use. Oh, if there is an emergency, then violate a human right. Oh, you can violate a human right if it is temporary. Well no, that is actually immoral! To me an emergency is a situation where the government tries to take away your rights. That is an emergency because you will be miserable afterwards.

The left's has been abandoning principles instead of adopting them, and that is why you have people unhappy in Mexico.