@Mr_NutterButter @icedquinn
Their government is too gigantic for the measly protests they got going on so far. I don't think it's impossible to take down the CCP with riots and protests, but they would need to be on scales we've never seen in history and that we could scarcely comprehend.

What we'll see now is Chinese people release some of their frustration, the government cracking down on liberties even harder, with a much enlarged Big Brother monitoring system, and the people will once again comply.

It's likely that these protests are counterproductive to the end goal of freeing China, as they're just releasing a bit of steam, instead of allowing things to blow up (which is what is needed to destroy the CCP).

@icedquinn @Mr_NutterButter
They could do it without guns too. It's just gonna take a LOT more bloodshed. There are over 1 billion Chinese people. There are only so many bullets a soldier can fire until he is overwhelmed by a mob looking to claw at him to death.

Basically you'd need a populace desperate enough to act like complete primal savages, akin to Left 4 Dead zombies, if need be, to overtake whatever the government can throw at them.

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@alyx @Mr_NutterButter china has never been free. i know of no reason why they suddenly would decide to be now.

but we can enjoy a little civil unrest while it lasts :blobcatshy:

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@icedquinn @Mr_NutterButter @alyx I hope this stops all electronics factories for 4-5 years, and temporarely halts phones/laptops consumerism. Maybe this will be the end of desktop javascript even, at least I hope so
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@northern_dude @icedquinn @Mr_NutterButter
lol, no. It'd be surprised if this thing last until the New Year.

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@alyx @icedquinn @Mr_NutterButter unfortunately it's possible, at least let me dream about it a little :durp:
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