The article does mention France and China as examples of revolutions set on by inequality. I’m not familiar with some of those other countries but the Shah of Iran might have been extra unpopular for flaunting his wealth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aF0UqC0J48
It mentions historical China & France. My questions are about modern dictatorships which arguably may have learned new techniques in population control & have ways of executing on techniques never seen before due to rapid technological growth.
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The article does mention France and China as examples of revolutions set on by inequality. I’m not familiar with some of those other countries but the Shah of Iran might have been extra unpopular for flaunting his wealth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aF0UqC0J48
It mentions historical China & France. My questions are about modern dictatorships which arguably may have learned new techniques in population control & have ways of executing on techniques never seen before due to rapid technological growth.