I’m not American, so I may be wrong, but I feel like the ‘Americans can’t protest’ people, and the ‘please protest peacefully’ people are two entirely separate groups.
Personally I would absolutely agree with the statement that Americans can’t protest. Not just like the French, but at all. They’ve been socially engineered to be obedient ever since their country was founded (literally).
And I would also not disagree with Americans burning down police stations. Others may, but I’m pretty sure they’d never agree with the statement in the first place.
Seems you have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about, America had a rich history of striking and unions up until Reagan essentially, so much so that there are many examples of the military being used against protestors to break up strikes and such.
I’m not American, so I may be wrong, but I feel like the ‘Americans can’t protest’ people, and the ‘please protest peacefully’ people are two entirely separate groups.
Personally I would absolutely agree with the statement that Americans can’t protest. Not just like the French, but at all. They’ve been socially engineered to be obedient ever since their country was founded (literally).
And I would also not disagree with Americans burning down police stations. Others may, but I’m pretty sure they’d never agree with the statement in the first place.
Don’t forget America has a militarized police force that will shoot us.
Seems you have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about, America had a rich history of striking and unions up until Reagan essentially, so much so that there are many examples of the military being used against protestors to break up strikes and such.
I’m not sure about a rich history. There was a period of protests post WW2, but it was pretty thoroughly squashed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_history_of_the_United_States