Our Voices can't be Silenced

[Doan9269]

We live in a world of freedom, and for us to be able to claim the same freedom, we have to realize how we can activate the full potential of our rights; this is when we begin to see more demand for doing the right thing at the right time. This is a situation whereby every government sees it as a responsibility to serve the people and not to rule them, and this is also an avenue for everyone to be conscious of what they have in terms of capacity as individuals and in unity, to stand and support good governance and not bad governance.

Let's take for instance what happened in France which we also see how it started on 16th of September by just a common protest we experience from high school students, but now see how everything has escalated to a national protest and how it has been hijacked to something else beyond control, should we say the people are impatient enough to allow the government deliver or are we going to blame the government for their inconsistency and inconsiderable attitude to know that people are actually suffering.

Is education used to be free the way it was in those days? Do people even have the same rights to express their feelings about any abnormal situation they feel uncomfortable with and demand a change? Do we even have a competent government that is ready to deliver up to the people's expectations, or are they only running after their own personal interests and using the government's public funds for their own personal achievements?.

How long will people stay quiet when things are getting wrong without speaking out, remedy the Gen Z protest in Nepal, how the youth take it to the street the hard way and off their government could not afford to withstand the force from the people, for how long are we going to keep silence when an average citizen cannot afford a meal per day, send their children to school for free, and benefits from the government alleviation programs to support the citizens after collecting tax and other revenues from them, isn't it better they utilize the money for the entire citizens to enjoy rather than the massive destructions and lootings that follow after the peaceful protest that was hijacked by hoodlums.

[BIT-BENDER]

I don't think the sort of protest going on in France is completely fair, it's good to stand up, speak up and hold the government accountable but it is wrong for a protest to go from peace to violence and not just that but extreme violence where things are getting destroyed, fellow masses stores getting looted, foreign and local stores vandalized and looted which can reduce foreign investment and local businesses growth
What's happening with protest these days is gradually becoming and illness.

[Doan9269]

It happens everywhere that people will started a protest peacefully and before you know it, everything goes viral and got hijacked by miscreants, and this is where there is a lot that comes in place as many will try to take advantage of this opportunity for stealing and destroying of government properties/other individuals as it as their major targets, but the government have been feeling in many ways because they don't have to see the people agitating into protest before they do something that is needed to be done, they are right is to serve the citizens and not to starve them, I really see a protest that doesn't end up in violence because people will definitely express their concern and until this is the change needed before they put an end to it.

[Merit.s]

This happens almost in every country because some angry youths are patiently waiting for any form of protest in order for them to hijack it and use the medium to steal and destroy people's properties without getting arrested.

I think that, the government should make it a law that any peaceful protest that wants to take place should be brought to the police notice, and the police should assign their men to guard the protesters so that, the protest wouldn't be hijacked by hoodlums and those who derive fun in stealing when protest is ongoing so that, the main reason for the protest will be achieved. Government should also play their own role properly to avoid increasing the hardship in their country.

[Charles-Tim]

isn't it better they utilize the money for the entire citizens to enjoy rather than the massive destructions and lootings that follow after the peaceful protest that was hijacked by hoodlums.

A protest will start with peaceful people, but some bad people will see it as an opportunity. That has been how peaceful protests will end in something that is horrible.

I don't think the sort of protest going on in France is completely fair, it's good to stand up, speak up and hold the government accountable but it is wrong for a protest to go from peace to violence and not just that but extreme violence where things are getting destroyed, fellow masses stores getting looted, foreign and local stores vandalized and looted which can reduce foreign investment and local businesses growth

The protest is no more fair, but the reason for the protest is fair. The government should also be trying to make declining economy situation not really noticeable by the people.

[Oluwa-btc]

I don't think the sort of protest going on in France is completely fair, it's good to stand up, speak up and hold the government accountable but it is wrong for a protest to go from peace to violence and not just that but extreme violence where things are getting destroyed, fellow masses stores getting looted, foreign and local stores vandalized and looted which can reduce foreign investment and local businesses growth
What's happening with protest these days is gradually becoming and illness.

So do you think it is fair for globalist and billionaires and all of those war mongering political clads in France to abuse tue finances of the nation? They are so hell bent on supporting continuous wars.

In the history of revolting, revolutions and protests, no peaceful protest has brought about change for the masses, so this is the way when the people and their needs are overlooked.  It is not illness when billionaires abuse everything, but it is when you the average citizens protest aggressively? You can imagine the double standards.

[BBitcoin92]

'Students'. lol

Spain, Italy, Belgium are under attack!

It's the collapse of Europe in real time and it's all organised.

Everyone knows it.

[EluguHcman]

Let's take for instance what happened in France which we also see how it started on 16th of September by just a common protest we experience from high school students, but now see how everything has escalated to a national protest and how it has been hijacked to something else beyond control, should we say the people are impatient enough to allow the government deliver or are we going to blame the government for their inconsistency and inconsiderable attitude to know that people are actually suffering.

Hmm... So from your on side of view in the first place do you commend the government that they are really running the governance in prioritizing the welfare of the masses?
Why would the government even have to wait for the masses to be provoked before they would do the right thing?
Watch out very well that whatever that really be the cause of that protests in France, the government are going to find solutions to it and not because then was the right time to keep it straight but because, the masses whose voice calls on the public attentions has risen to speak out from the bases of the political systems guiding them.
Riots or protests has truly been a discovered secrete that enforces the governments to do the right thing.

It also takes enforcement of the laws like no one is above it and not even the leaders before you will see most of the leaders doing the right things in accordance without having to wait until the people overacts first such as the protest.
You also have to ask yourself... How long do you want the people to exercise their before speaking out from their dieing and discomfort and was it even necessary for the government frustrating the masses that much or them crying out loud this way in the first place? Definitely not I guess.

[pooya87]

We live in a world of freedom

It all comes down to this. Do we live in a free world or do we live with the illusion of freedom?

Let me put it this way: if you go to a country with traditional dictatorship like Saudi Arabia and start praising the dictator and decisions of the dictatorship regime, do you think anybody would punish you or will you be free to say whatever you want? Does that mean people have freedom in Saudi usurped Arabia? Obviously no!
What will happen if you start criticize the dictatorship regime? Off with the head, am I right? We all remember the Washington Post reporter Jamal Khashoggi whom Bin-Salman chopped into little pieces and dissolved in acid bath!

Now in US or Europe if you praise the regime's policies all day every day, will anybody punish you for it or will you be free to say whatever you want? You see where I'm going with this?
What happens when you start criticizing these regimes? Like the mass protests we've seen in these countries over the past decade or so:
The Black Lives Matter movement in US
The Yellow Vest movement in Europe
The Anti Regime protests in the US (American Awakening)
The Farmers protests in Europe
The Anti Genocide protests in US and Europe
The Students protests in the US
The No Kings protests against the regime in the US
The new Students protests in Europe
The new Yellow Vest movement in Europe
...
all of these are being suppressed harshly by these regimes which I call Neo Dictatorships simply because people were living under the illusion of freedom so far but the moment they criticized the policies of the Ruling Billionaire/Epstein Class they'll be silenced in the most brutal way. Thousands of Europeans have been blinded or have lost limbs or were killed in all these protests and as we speak there is Martial Law in effect in multiple locations across Europe!

Can their voices be silenced?
It already is! and it's only going to get worse because the worse the lives of the average citizen gets while they watch the Epstein Class get richer, the more angry they're going to get of that inequality and oppression. And the more they protest, the more these regimes will oppress and silence them in an increasingly more desperate attempt to cling to power and wealth.

That goes on until a Regime Change takes place and people become free of oppression by ending the rule of Epstein Class billionaires.

[Bitcoin-Forever]

That goes on until a Regime Change takes place and people become free of oppression by ending the rule of Epstein Class billionaires.

This catch me so hard 

I'm still wondering why everything about the Epstein files case got silenced, those things we are achived for a purpose and I don't think they are just for nothing sake, maybe when there is a regime change another government could revisit to know those whose voices have been silenced in the past.

[Karl_3000]

Can their voices be silenced?
It already is! and it's only going to get worse

They are thinking they are in a democratic country, not knowing it is a modern day authoritarian government. Only what is needed is for the executive to comprise the judiciary and the legislative. To vote for them is very easy, but to remove them from the government is very hard and they are saying it is not authoritarian.

[9ja Amaka]

Let's take for instance what happened in France which we also see how it started on 16th of September by just a common protest we experience from high school students, but now see how everything has escalated to a national protest and how it has been hijacked to something else beyond control, should we say the people are impatient enough to allow the government deliver or are we going to blame the government for their inconsistency and inconsiderable attitude to know that people are actually suffering.

The protest went on long enough that the people protesting became burglars, thieves, shoplifters and caused a nuisance in society.

Why burn down a fellow citizen's car found on the street? It cost them thousands of dollars to own those cars, and most of them are taxi drivers who used that means to feed their family. Protesters shoplifted in local stores instead of targeting government-owned stores. This is crazy.

I was in support of the protest until I read all the bad news that came with it. Those of them involved in this act are stupid and one day they must pay for what they did to those local store owners.

[Sobz]

I don't think the sort of protest going on in France is completely fair, it's good to stand up, speak up and hold the government accountable but it is wrong for a protest to go from peace to violence and not just that but extreme violence where things are getting destroyed, fellow masses stores getting looted, foreign and local stores vandalized and looted which can reduce foreign investment and local businesses growth
What's happening with protest these days is gradually becoming and illness.

Protest is a free right of citizens to react when they are not meeting with the demands from the goverments, but it was so fortunate that the protest was hijacked that the security men couldn't even control. Distroying properties is s crime and those who demonstrated such violent act needs to be pesucated by the goverment because if the government keep silent about people who hijack protest and to destroy protest it can lead to a very serious crisis that will lead to the destruction of properties. Since the government holds the responsibility of protecting lives and property,  it eill be best they after people that their aim is to destroy

[Oluwa-btc]

This catch me so hard 

I'm still wondering why everything about the Epstein files case got silenced, those things we are achived for a purpose and I don't think they are just for nothing sake, maybe when there is a regime change another government could revisit to know those whose voices have been silenced in the past.

3 million files have been released already but that US Congressman Thomas Massie, is doing all that he can to see that those files remaining are released completely even if they can not be prosecuted. The previous head of the department of justice Pam Bondi did all she could to see that they weren't released nor prosecuted. It clearly shows which side she's on even if her fellow gender who are victims of these rich billionaires do not get justice. I also do not expect the Democrats to see them released. The first 3 million files are enough to cause an uproar in the United States but it is surprising how they have kept their cool towards these pedophiles and billionaires.