Should we think that the death of an opposition activist in the world means the end of a movement?
I would answer 'no.'
Everything depends on who and how they support, their level of responsibilities, influences, and the number of supports in the world. Opposition must live. This is the only way to survive and evolve in the right way instead of destroying everything. The world is becoming more and more sectarian. People do not want to analyze the global and local consequences of their actions.
A permanent analysis
Should we think that the death of an opposition activist in the world means the end of a movement?
I would answer 'no.'
Everything depends on who and how they support, their level of responsibilities, influences, and the number of supports in the world. Opposition must live. This is the only way to survive and evolve in the right way instead of destroying everything. The world is becoming more and more sectarian. People do not want to analyze the global and local consequences of their actions.
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