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**Quiniacab** · 05-19-2012, 08:41 PM

Many people are rebelling because of the economic hardships that have occurred recently both in the west and the rest of the world. Prices of food and other necessities have risen greatly and at the same time the means of earning a living have been greatly curtailed, with massive amounts of bribes and or bureaucratic hoops to jump through...these things eventually lead to explosions...the last straw that breaks the camels back as it were. These things may even be 'engineered' by outside forces.

See AYM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allianc...outh_Movements

I agree, but why rebel now, of all times? And what is their reason? I doubt any good reason can be found, and nothing good has come of their rebellions. Democracy is not a good enough reason, and I doubt the average illiterate egyptian knows what democracy actually is, his conception of democracy probably revolves around money; he equates it with western money and freedom, and this freedom is not freedom from oppression, but freedom to do what he wants. These people think they will be rich like white people by having a democracy, ha! That's all they want, white people money, to be modern, western. Even the isalmic party, the muslim brotherhood, its hardly islamic. It is modernist.

Look at libya, gaddafi took his countrymen from living in tents, by providing them all with housing, and he paid them to go study abroad as well. Now look at it, the west has control of all its oil, and its a wartorn hellhole.

Nothing good has come of their insurrections, they should have waited and been patient, prayed for a better ruler as people did in the past. But you know people don't even pray these days, they just sit in internet cafes, or sit around drinking tea and smoking shisha, and they have the audacity to call for "democracy." What was the result, social chaos, many people dead, women raped, and more people becoming refugees...

05-19-2012, 08:41 PM	#25
Quiniacab Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 509 Senior Member	Many people are rebelling because of the economic hardships that have occurred recently both in the west and the rest of the world. Prices of food and other necessities have risen greatly and at the same time the means of earning a living have been greatly curtailed, with massive amounts of bribes and or bureaucratic hoops to jump through...these things eventually lead to explosions...the last straw that breaks the camels back as it were. These things may even be 'engineered' by outside forces. See AYM http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allianc...outh_Movements I agree, but why rebel now, of all times? And what is their reason? I doubt any good reason can be found, and nothing good has come of their rebellions. Democracy is not a good enough reason, and I doubt the average illiterate egyptian knows what democracy actually is, his conception of democracy probably revolves around money; he equates it with western money and freedom, and this freedom is not freedom from oppression, but freedom to do what he wants. These people think they will be rich like white people by having a democracy, ha! That's all they want, white people money, to be modern, western. Even the isalmic party, the muslim brotherhood, its hardly islamic. It is modernist. Look at libya, gaddafi took his countrymen from living in tents, by providing them all with housing, and he paid them to go study abroad as well. Now look at it, the west has control of all its oil, and its a wartorn hellhole. Nothing good has come of their insurrections, they should have waited and been patient, prayed for a better ruler as people did in the past. But you know people don't even pray these days, they just sit in internet cafes, or sit around drinking tea and smoking shisha, and they have the audacity to call for "democracy." What was the result, social chaos, many people dead, women raped, and more people becoming refugees...
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