US Nazis are easierr to beat up online?

[Karha of Honor]

Here we have something called the police and army.

They help you beat up Nazis online?

Yes. I point out that the state has more guns than they have and that they got less than 1% in the last election.

But unlike in Europe they cannot dream about going hardcore if they take power.

[Valdagast]

Here we have something called the police and army.

They help you beat up Nazis online?

Yes. I point out that the state has more guns than they have and that they got less than 1% in the last election.

But unlike in Europe they cannot dream about going hardcore if they take power.

They can't do that in Europe either. As far as we know, no regime can survive persistent civil resistance from more 4-5% of the population. Look up the Rosenstrasse protests.

[clearspira]

Here we have something called the police and army.

They help you beat up Nazis online?

Yes. I point out that the state has more guns than they have and that they got less than 1% in the last election.

But unlike in Europe they cannot dream about going hardcore if they take power.

They can't do that in Europe either. As far as we know, no regime can survive persistent civil resistance from more 4-5% of the population. Look up the Rosenstrasse protests.

What about Syria?

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

What about Syria?

[Mecha82]

Syria isn't part of Europe and I believe that Valdagast didn't say anything about Syria. So what was point?

[Valdagast]

Here we have something called the police and army.

They help you beat up Nazis online?

Yes. I point out that the state has more guns than they have and that they got less than 1% in the last election.

But unlike in Europe they cannot dream about going hardcore if they take power.

They can't do that in Europe either. As far as we know, no regime can survive persistent civil resistance from more 4-5% of the population. Look up the Rosenstrasse protests.

What about Syria?

Do you have the numbers for Syria?

[Yukaphile]

I mean, most people want comfort and safety, and sadly a huge number of people defer to authority, so you're never gonna see a majority rebel without extraordinary circumstances, and no doubt cultural factors also play a role.

[clearspira]

Syria isn't part of Europe and I believe that Valdagast didn't say anything about Syria. So what was point?

He was talking about numbers. That's the point smart ass.

[Valdagast]

So do you have the numbers? Syria pre-war had a population of 25 million people. I'm saying that if you had a sustained civil protest movement encompassing about 1-1.25 million people, that would have brought the Assad regime down. Was there such a resistance?

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

So do you have the numbers? Syria pre-war had a population of 25 million people. I'm saying that if you had a sustained civil protest movement encompassing about 1-1.25 million people, that would have brought the Assad regime down. Was there such a resistance?

Who is your daddy, and what does he do?