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12/17/08(Wed)20:22:21 No.2473410>>2473127
Dude,
you're asking a troll for an opinion. They have none. Think about it,
if this guy supports this kind of shit, does he have any rationale
beyond "it's for the lulz"?
I've read the stories about this on
BBC, etc. I understand their frustration...the kid getting shot was
basically the last straw for people dealing with widespread corruption
and an unresponsive government. Shit's hard enough to deal with when
the economy is going well, but it's bad in Greece (if I understand
correctly) relative to the rest of Europe.
Riots are usually
destructive and stupid expressions of rage...it's like getting pissed
at your car because it won't start and kicking in the door panel. It
might feel cathartic at the time, but they'll probably regret it after
at the adrenaline wears off (if not then, when that repair bill comes
in).
This seems different, though...longer lasting, and more
strategic. Remember, rioters basically brought down the government back
in '84 (? maybe '81). Maybe there's something to the claims that an
opposition party is purposely funding agitators to keep people stirred
up.
Maybe there's someone in the area with more of an on-the-ground understanding of this situation. I doubt if it's going to be >>2473027 though... |