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This kind of behavior is particularly tricky to manage. While numerous social and political movements ( and even regime changes such as in Eastern Europe in 89 ) started with student protests, violence is, in my opinion, not the answer.

The power of students should come from their perspective outside of the current "box" (whichever system of social and political standards are the norm in a given area at a given time) which can educate the rest of the population. At the same time, I understand that at a certain point, people can feel so unheard, ignored, and suppressed by the norms that they see lashing out violently as their only option left.

So, it is very hard to strike a balance between enforcing the peace and preserving the existence of grassroots student movements. Doubly so in cases like this.

My only suggestion is to moderate yourself and those around you, lest we fall to radicalization.

Wiki link Truly vile, long-term scamming strategy that became an industry in and of itself. There are entire companies that hire people specifically to lull people into trusting them and giving them money ( often their entire savings ) using what is essentially weaponized catfishing

I wouldn't be surprised if the AI reposts are intentionally allowed by Reddit to "preserve" content in case users nuke their history. Diabolical business maneuver

Or are they dancer?

Thanks for all the work! Boost is what finally got me into the fediverse and Lemmy.