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    1. Aegeansunset12 on

      Additional context because I see a very one sided view on this all the time on social media and not :

      They are driven by an anti system narrative (and some oligarchs who sponsor them) that doubts the prime minister, our justice system, and political class as a whole. Symbol of the protests is a mom whose child died yet so far she has talked against our prime minister for the train colliding, has attacked the head of our justice system, has made off court statement against our president of parliament after she demanded to see him alongside a lawyer, and has also criticized our head of state (president).

      The protests are driven by unsatisfied people who never saw their living standards rise post crisis, they don’t care about reforming the rail, the person who was probably placed there via client state manner is almost not blamed for putting two trains on the same line and the doctors who gave fake leave for the other stuff who should be there working are not blamed either!

      There is a demand to dismantle laws that protect the parliament people and ministers. The mob has made a decision and don’t care about what the justice decides, it’s delegitimised to them along with all high ranking officials. People call the government assassins (to a less degree some of the opposition too). Situation is worrying but that very same people the immediate day after the protests went on posting pictures from the carnival!!! Essentially ridiculing the whole protests. There was already a bomb set in a government [politician’s](https://www.kathimerini.gr/society/563487844/varkiza-ekrixi-se-polykatoikia-topothetithike-aytoschedios-empristikos-michanismos/) house and there’s also [foreign interference](https://www.eureporter.co/world/greece/2025/02/26/greeces-worst-rail-disaster-hijacked-by-a-bot-army-on-its-2-yearanniversary/) via bots who polarise more the situation.

    2. -Dovahzul- on

      Stay strong Komşu. Pray for us too, for our people to awake.

    3. PotentialZzz on

      Kindly refrain from “what about americuhhh?” in all the protest posts on the European thread about EUROPEAN protests, thank you 🫶🏻

    4. Flashy-Diamond9613 on

      Massive protests in Serbia, Hungary, Romania, Greece, and North Macedonia now. This really is the Balkan Spring

    5. motusubaru on

      I respect the protest culture so much. You are really amazing. Fighting for your rights together is amazing. Sirkiye ( turkey 🦃) doesn’t have anything like that.

    6. BuddyDudeson on

      Biggest protest in the history of greeks protests, maybe ever

    7. Kaniel___Outis on

      Do not fear Greek brothers. Stand up, stay strong!

      Love from Serbia!❤️

    8. Which_Chef3011 on

      Syntagma 🙂 But you Greeks seem to protest everything and anything, year after year. When I lived in Athens like 10 years ago you were doing the same, at the same spot (plus the riots).

      Take it easy and drink your iced coffee, after all, you’ll soon be retirees!

    9. lots of protest in EU lately, the question is … do they accomplish anything with them?

    10. Responsible_Ease_262 on

      I’m American and in 2004 I was in Athens. One day I walked out of the Metro right into an anti-American demonstration.

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