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bigliano66 :
what's the deal with the music drowning out the people
2026-09-29 23:07:46
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democracytalks0 :
America 🇺🇸
2026-09-29 23:06:59
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Jumaik :
Dictators always want the world to believe they are powerful. They threaten, they intimidate, they display their weapons, and they surround themselves with propaganda. They want people to believe that their power is permanent and that their government can never fall. But history tells a different story. People who lived under communism in Eastern Europe, Russia, Estonia, Poland, Romania, and other former communist countries understand this better than anyone. They remember how these regimes appeared strong from the outside—how the propaganda made them look unbreakable. But underneath the surface, the system was often already rotting. And then, sometimes almost overnight, everything changed. A government can control the media. It can control the police. It can threaten its own people. It can build an enormous military and make endless threats to the outside world. But none of that guarantees that the system will survive when the foundation underneath it begins to crack. That is the lesson history keeps teaching us: a regime can look powerful right up until the moment it begins to collapse. I see a similar pattern in the propaganda coming out of Iran. The threats, the displays of strength, and the image of absolute control do not necessarily tell us what is happening underneath the surface. Sometimes the loudest display of power is simply an attempt to hide how fragile the foundation has become. History has shown us many times: nothing built on fear and propaganda lasts forever
2026-09-29 23:25:40
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