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What’s the reason for the sudden mass outburst of public violence? Nearly every corner of the world has been ravaged by protests and demonstrations in the past couple days. Four continents have suffered a wave of anti-government demonstrations over the course of the few last weeks, many of which were sparked by seemingly innocuous taxes or changes to the law. In Lebanon, protesters have set Beirut ablaze in response to a proposed fee of 20 cents per day on internet voice calls, which was subsequently dubbed the “WhatsApp tax”. In Bolivia, protesters took to the streets after the outcomes of recent elections which they believe to have been fraudulent. Chileans set metro stations on fire following a $0.04 increase in public transport fares. The streets of Ecuador are filled with rubble after a planned removal of fuel subsidies triggered mass civil unrest. Haiti continues to drown in chaos, as protesters continue to demand the resignation of President Jovenel Moise. In West Papua Indonesia military occupation of West Papua. In Somalia, Libya and DRC resources war and etc. #WorldInChaos #DestroyCentralBankingSystem https://www.instagram.com/p/B3-oi2fDGzR/?igshid=1ee8sp094oxau