Revolts

Hidayet

April 25, 2011

Revolts

There are three basic reasons that people try to revolt against their own government. Corruption is the basic reason that encourages people to revolt. For example, when the politicians or governors employ their relatives only even if they don’t have good skills, people may try to revolt. Sometimes, there are not enough infrastructures in a country or a city.
People ask to have good life. When the law doesn’t work for all people fairly, poor people become victims. So, they get angry with the government. Moreover, it’s really urge people to revolt when the leaders are betraying with their people. For example, a lot people in Kurdistan think that Masod Barzani, the leader of Kurdish reign has betrayed with us. As a result, people make protests against him and his ruling. Also, dictatorship may affect people to revolt because people get bored with just one president for a long time. By having one of these reasons, people may try to revolt.

Starting revolts are different from a country to the others. Some countries start by revolutions without going through the steps. However, some countries go through the steps. First, they dispute with the politicians. They blame them or talk about them everywhere. Then, they make small demonstrations asking that they need better life and infrastructure. After these demonstrations and blames, if people don’t get good answers, they try to make problems with protesting. For example, they attack offices or hold public ways. Usually, bad governments have bad answers when people make problems. So, these bad answers make conflicts between the government and people. Sometimes, soldiers and army support people because they may be relatives. As a result, they make rebellions and change the system.

These rebellions have some good and bad affects for the country and people. For the bad affects, a lot of civilians die during revolting because they government use violence to end the revolting. Usually, people who have asked better lives become victims because they are very angry with the government and fight at the first line. Some people try to get some beneficial things from sacred places. For example, some people try to steal things from museums or offices. The enemies of this country may involve with it and take this opportunity to occupy it. However, if people have good plans for the revolting and work together, it may have good affects for the country and people. They may change the system of the country. Also, people with good skills may lead the country. Generally, they get better lives from before.

Revolutions are not always successful. As a result, the leaders may be more violent or strict. They don’t even let people to say their opinion anymore. Sometimes, another person or party who is worse than the former leader may lead the country. For example, after the revolution in Egypt, some people may not agree to be ruled by Hamas Group because they are Muslims. However, some people may want to have Hamas group to make an Islamic country. As a result, there may be a conflict with them as well as the revolution. In Kurdistan, three different parties work together to destroy the government. So, if it succeeds, they may fight with each other, civil war, to get the high positions. People should work together and have good plans before they start to avoid disagreements.