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I think that’s a fair question.

Disrupting the incumbent authoritarian while surviving LRAD attacks is pretty darn bad ass, and teaches lessons to us all.

On the incumbent side, even when you seem to have all control on your side, you can go too far in your corruption(civility/product/whatever) and lose.

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meta: I don't think the parent should have been just downvoted. Otherwise, genuine discussion is crushed. I updooted your question.

Thanks, I have nothing against the topic itself, I'm interested and very well informed about it. I just don't see it's a topic for HN.

The student protest movement “hacked” the authoritarian rule.

Someone posted and other people upvoted. But don’t worry, it will get flagged and drop out of the front page soon enough.

It reminds that those feelings invincible may actually not be.

Pretty sure Elon will have a hot take on Twitter. That should make it "hacker" related.

The surveillance capitalists have made it hacker news, by putting their thumb on the scale for fascists.

Agreed, why should serbia get a thread and not BC's massive flip from far left to conservatives with last night landslide win.

If you submit an article about that people who find it interesting may upvote it and it may end up on the front page, like this one.

You didn't submit the BC story.

It still blows my mind that people on here delude themselves with thinking a pro-conservative piece would ever hit the main page for any meaningful period of time. Not that I care, I'm neither conservative nor do I come into HN thinking it's not heavily tainted one way. But how someone arrives at the opposite result still baffles me.

"far left"

OMG. Peak hackernews comment.

Eby was a lot further left than Mark Carney...

So? Mark Carney is to the right of the centre by the standards of the G7. Just slashed corporate taxes, environmental regulations, doing privatization, federal service layoffs, and slashing labour rights. Only looks "left wing" to culture warriors. Sits right in the centre of European politics, same vibe as the CDU in Germany or Macron in France.

There's nothing "far left" about the provincial NDP parties. They're centrist neo-Keynesians, pretty pragmatic, they don't even call themselves socialists. Again, it's only smelling "far left" if you're obsessed with cultural politics or "woke" stuff and are frankly politically illiterate and never taken a basic political science intro course? I didn't seeing Eby nationalizing/socializing industries and crap. "Far left" is such a bizarre characterization that it boggles the mind.

The federal party goes through phases of more old school NDP/CCF social democracy. But never governs, so.

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