a third is actually pretty significant

I think that's a good sign if that many people are in support.

They’ll still blame the refugees and immigrants they create lmfao

At the very least, I think this is a learning experience. Though it has made me think about the concept of revolution in the imperial core. Specially, I'm wondering at what step will other capitlist powers (like the US) will militarily interfere with an uprising.

I don't think this will lead to a revolution (though, inshahallah I have egg on my face) but in the case of an actual revolution, one spawned from the experience gained from this protest, I do wonder when the other imperialist powers would get involved.

Honestly, if this does lead to more, it would be at a very tactically adept time. The primary enforcer of imperialist hegemony, the US, is stuck in West Asia against Iran. Now would be an optimal opportunity to escape the grip of the US led order.

Unfortunately, I don't think the protests are going to result in that due to a lack of direction pushing for that, but it's an interesting thought expirement for recognizing opportunities in the future.

well just the fact they're mobilizing armed forces to respond makes it seem like the ruling class are far more concerned than usual

plus since the far right will ofc take advantage of all this the polarization of the fascist take over will pave the way for much bigger opposition once fascists start doing what fascists do best: rape, torture, and murder people on an industrial scale

like if the left can rise to the challenge we may see actual civil wars in france, italy, etc. in the near future at this rate