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Originally Posted by McLovin
The situation is quite better now, which is to be expected as Hizbollah and Amal have taken control of many of the Pro-Government parties' offices and have raided them of their weapons.
Yesterday was much worse though, loads of fighting everywhere around Beirut.
The Pro Gov parties should have known better.. they took the wrong decisions really fast, and they messed around unrightfully with people who shouldn't have been messed with in the first place.
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Sweet. What you are saying here is that a government shouldn't mess with people who are strong enough to defy it, and accept that these are building a military force stronger than the army, a telecommunication network independent of the national one and so on. Obviously, that faction has a right to open fire on neighbouring states, and drag the country to war.
That's insane really...you don't really grasp the idea of having a central government, do you?