hey why did the vc go away from talking to me

going to go make a pb+j on white bread

the best lunch

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whose all this between anyways?

whats a meme

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@Hagar Could you cite your reasons

Do it 👀

what a meme

@Marcdoof

can you try using a bot command please?

`?textmute @kira#5454 `

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonviolent_revolution#Peaceful_revolution @AusFox

bloodless coup

?textmute @kira

ty

?textmute @Reclan

?untextmute @Reclan

@Reclan Revolutions are not Coup d'etat

click the link

nvm ill help u

Also the thing I said was required was Illegality not violence

That was embarrassing

Also Violence of some kind would be required otherwise it would be the government peacefully handing over power which would not be considered a coup.

@Reclan So in this instance it would be definitionally wrong.

i think thats naive

https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/coup?q=coup

It requires illegality, and again as far as I'm aware violence is inherently required.

I mean on the Illegality aspect alone Bolivia would not be a coup since it was legal.

So wiki is using a weird defintion of "the overthrow of an existing government by non-democratic means"

Which would still not make the bolivian transition as a Coup as the existing government has not been removed, with the president stepping down you could argue that it is "Undemocratic" but again the government itself was not overthrown.

Using this definition and calling it a "coup" would imply anytime a democratic leader steps down it is a "Coup" for being undemocratic.

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who wants to play?

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