Although thousands of Lebanese people have taken to the streets to demand new, clean government,
the recent election results and FPM's counter-demonstration have proven that there are just as many people, if not more, who do not oppose the current political establishment.
In a democratic country, do you believe protesters should respect the will of voters and not try to take through the street what they failed to take at the ballot box?
Or are you of the opinion that the current economic situation is grave enough that it justifies overthrowing a 'corrupt' government, no matter how many people support it?
AFJ,
currently running for moderator
the recent election results and FPM's counter-demonstration have proven that there are just as many people, if not more, who do not oppose the current political establishment.
In a democratic country, do you believe protesters should respect the will of voters and not try to take through the street what they failed to take at the ballot box?
Or are you of the opinion that the current economic situation is grave enough that it justifies overthrowing a 'corrupt' government, no matter how many people support it?
AFJ,
currently running for moderator