Was there ever a nation to come from fascism without a war or a revolution?
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The Portuguese had class conscious troops, so it stayed peaceful, while being called a revolution.
They were mostly fedup with being forced to fight in the African colonies, but yes.
Oh, yes!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portuguese_transition_to_democracy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_transition_to_democracy
Americans just can’t conceive of it for some reason. Always itching for a fight and not even contemplating the notion that the fight isn’t immediately adjacent to doing nothing.
You’re so right and wise and morally correct, MudMan, we need to let them murder people for fifty years first.
Did I say that? At what point did I say that? Is the snarky straw man thing a coping mechanism? Because it certainly isn’t an argument.
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Sure, after killing 3000 chileans.
Not sure if this fits the description but Greece seems to have done it pretty well in 74
But in November 17th of the previous year, a riot had occurred which ultimately resulted in the end of the military junda.
Fair - I wouldn’t call it a war though. Not even a revolution as such. It was a riot as you say, with a clash where 40 individuals estimated killed.
Do you count nonviolent revolutions?
Nonviolent revolution, like street protests and strikes etc. is just another word for plain and simple democratic change - so yes, absolutely.
In that case, the nonviolent People Power Revolution ended 20 years of Ferdinand Marcos’s dictatorship
Look at the fall of Franco’s regime
Jesus, that’s depressing, considering how long Franco was in power.
Rump might live off McDs but he also doesn’t drink and gets regular movement (can you call golf exercise?) Its very possible he could plague us for another ten years.
Yes. You need all the military on the side of the people.
