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Nonviolent revolutions generally produce better institutional outcomes than violent ones (it's science)
(www.sciencedirect.com)
Any politics anywhere in the world. Inevitably it'll be 99% US stuff, but that's not a rule.
This community works differently to how most politics communities work. It has strict rules designed to facilitate productive discussion. You can be rude, to a point, but you can't participate in bad faith:
The idea is to make the discussion productive. Let's see how it works. Maybe this is a fool's errand but IDK how any set of moderation could be worse than lemmy.world.
Other misc rules:
Revolução dos Cravos anyone, Europe's favourite peaceful revolution? Yet another CIA op - and you can be damn sure that none of the small leftist parties had any say in anything after a brief period of a somewhat permissive chaos. After the dust had settled the US had another vassal state with a neat group of strategically placed islands in the Atlantic ocean, complete with a fake democracy and some native minions to run the whole thing.
Ever since I started keeping livestock I can't help but notice the similarities between livestock and citizens - the way you manage them, distract them, keep them contained without them noticing ... getting more cynical by the day. How do get through this invisible electric fence?