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Are the "Gen Z" protests around the world connected? | DW News

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@saimori7372
@@saimori7372Imported1wk ago
Another Arab spring? Who is NATO going to unalive this time?
@TheRetiredEmployee
@@TheRetiredEmployeeImported1wk ago
No nonsense generation? Protesting itself is nonsense! LOL!!!
@TheRetiredEmployee
@@TheRetiredEmployeeImported1wk ago
But so many younger and younger kids are so rich nowadays! So I guess the differences is those who willing to workhard and those that do not. Those that do not, are the bottom feeders anyway. is in all generations!!
@anomad8317
@@anomad8317Imported1wk ago
Tax the rich finally!
@Salt_and_Peroxide
@@Salt_and_PeroxideImported1wk ago
Yes
@hibobz
@@hibobzImported1wk ago
Just some spoiled brats
@Dawar55
@@Dawar55Imported1wk ago
Protesters were peaceful. Mossad agents did the burning and then hid behind the police. This is to give the peaceful protestors a bad reputation and delegitimize their demands.
@nmpolyglottos
@@nmpolyglottosImported1wk ago
It is all interconnected. The young people of the world reject fascists' lies and the world they mean to create 🤷
@BubbleTube23
@@BubbleTube23Imported1wk ago
They really need to study the Iranian Revolution in the 1970’s to see how things can go terribly wrong with youth based protests, lacking in proper &amp; sound government options; a correct understanding of the laws within their countries, and which laws need to change fully, or shift only. Otherwise it produces a bloody longterm catastrophe, ie. Iran, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, . . . and so on.<br><br>Be careful what you wish for, as reducing others rights will inevitably reduce and potentially extinguish your own.<br><br>Conversely, YES! The worldwide overt wealthing systems need to change dramatically. But this is where supporting the correct candidates, running for office, and getting involved politically in your region matters. The hard work take time and negotiations, but done well, those changes happen in the blink of an eye towards the positive for those who need it. Political will is what it takes.
@Pthommie
@@PthommieImported1wk ago
With climate change, summer &amp; winter are horrible so naturally that limits protest &#39;season&#39; to either spring or fall. I&#39;m wondering why DW is pretending otherwise, because after all, the Rhine River ran nearly dry this past summer?
@erics7226
@@erics7226Imported1wk ago
No, but the European communist and anti-western-culture riots are 100% connected
@akashzz4347
@@akashzz4347Imported1wk ago
indian protests are done and closed
@NESLO-e8c
@@NESLO-e8cImported1wk ago
I don&#39;t understand how does looting random mom and pop shops help?
@aerialdarkguy
@@aerialdarkguyImported1wk ago
Global economies and global connectivity means global struggles. People are more aware of their material conditions through shared experiences and are demanding their governments actually do their jobs. I welcome the new generation breaking away from apathy and learned helplessness of our previous generations.
@TherealdoctorO
@@TherealdoctorOImported1wk ago
I thought it was for palastein with all the flags. I guess education is bad if they don&#39;t know their own flag
@VRitasium
@@VRitasiumImported1wk ago
Because they are all receiving the same internet feed from outside actors which want to destabilize their countries.... remember ceuta?
@googoofeesmithersmits4536
@@googoofeesmithersmits4536Imported1wk ago
It&#39;s a fact boomers hate us and made the world worse for us, we just want to live a normal life