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tayyar.org - Where are yesterday's revolutionaries
The article sheds light on the state of oppression and frustration experienced by the Lebanese people as a result of government policies and the complacency in facing the worsening economic and social crisis. The writer questions the absence of popular activism and revolutionary feelings, pointing out that the sense of resentment towards former rulers prevents even peaceful protests against daily hardships such as rising prices, currency devaluation, power and water outages, and the overall deterioration of living conditions. The article criticizes the laxity of both past and current officials and highlights the decline in living standards and the community's lack of engagement with the situation, emphasizing that this is due to ongoing resentment and neglect of criticism, even though the crisis was the trigger for the revolution.
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