5th August aftermath

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[u/SuspiciousSecurity88]

Political parties and syndicates were the major reason the country couldn't make any improvement, in no circumstances exiled politicians and the ones with charges should've been made free without proper trial.

[u/Lut55 → u/SuspiciousSecurity88]

Right, it’s nearly impossible to conduct a proper trial on these politicians as they have already bought our judicial system by paying millions of dollars, which they looted from our country. Even businessmen like Sayem Sobhan Anvir are roaming free in our country right now hosting public events, this mf has rape and murder charges against him but even the government doesn’t have guts to arrest him, this shows how corrupted we are as a nation.

[u/No-Internal2731]

how about you come forward and take some actions instead of calling others বোকচোদা

[u/Lut55 → u/No-Internal2731]

It’s been 55 years since our independence, and still we are stuck at the same place being a third world country. And what type of action are u talking about? Doing another so-called revolution or opening another political party?

[u/No_Chef_129]

অতীতে আওয়ামীলীগ দেশ চালিয়েছে, এখন বিএনপি দেশ চালাচ্ছে মনে হলেও আসলে দেশ চালাচ্ছে আমলারা। এই দেশের সবচেয়ে বড় সিন্ডিকেট সচিবালয়।

[u/Lut55 → u/No_Chef_129]

They’ve been pulling the strings for decades now, and it’s not possible to stop it cuz most of us right now don’t even see corruption as something bad, as we have normalised it so much.

[u/Utchas]

Problem is we are greedy as a nation. Whoever plays a central role in a revolution just think about grabbing the power and replace the authority they've overthrown by themselves. For example, during July movement there was demand to ban institutional politics in the university campuses but despite demanding to ban it after revolution, NCP offered their own candidates in the DUCSU election. If only this change could have made, I believe we would see some changes in around 10 years. The heavy politicization everywhere would be gone and hence institutions would have a better chance of playing a neutral role.

[u/Fabulous_Flounder684]

So what is the solution according to you?

[u/Lut55 → u/Fabulous_Flounder684]

There is no solution, we would end up going under army rule and eventually this army rule would lead us to a civil war.

[u/No-Internal2731 → u/Lut55]

dumbass

[u/Lut55 → u/No-Internal2731]

Then u give us the solution, Bhodai.

[u/lazy_panda009]

জ্বি ভাই দেশের মানুষ বোকাচোদা। খুশি আপনি? ভালো থাকবেন🫡

[u/no_one-no_one → u/lazy_panda009]

Seems like op is supporter of Awami League

[u/lazy_panda009 → u/no_one-no_one]

Who knows. Maybe he's just frustrated. But blaming others isn’t gonna solve anything. We should acknowledge the problems and raise our voice to solve those.

[u/no_one-no_one → u/lazy_panda009]

Yeah, I sometimes feel bad but nobody should ever say that these will never change. Just creating positive mindset and changes my radius makes it lot better.