There was no revolution there. One corporation fell, another rose [from discord and gpt](https://stacker.news/items/1219095/r/Fenix). This event is a good candidate for the stupidity of the century

Fenix

Good on them for removing a corrupt government.

Note that as soon as this was achieved the first priority of the masses is to form a new replacement government.

People want the security, law and order, property rights and prosperity that good government can provide - and its a struggle worth undertaking, though one that most of the world struggles to achieve, such is the inherent nature of people.


Solomonsatoshi

Politics_And_Law

I thought this was an interesting take on the Nepal genZ revolution. I wonder if this further emboldens big tech to ignore government orders. Or if the youth of other countries might want to try something similar. 

I don't think that this kind of revolution is ripe in the west where the demographics are weighing heavy with boomers. Big tech seem to be complying with most western government requirements too.