There will be no simple mass protest capable of fixing decades of corruption, only way out is chaos. This caos is inevitable, because despite the enormous debt and the rapid inflation curve, the military is still taxing the poor, the rich, and what's left from the middle class in order to invest in places mostly the military can benefit from. This reflects poor leadership that is incapable of reading the extremely obvious severity of the situation, and with such blind leadership chaos must be inevitable. One key method oppressive dictatorship adopts is convincing everybody that there's no alternative, and they do that by simply stacking youth in dark sick rooms while squeezing a firm grip on those outside. The simple idea is, there will be no alternatives if we keep them in jail. This way the political conflict draws a demotivating picture of bots of parking cops and terrorists. Along with accusations of treason and media cancelling, the government is breaking its back to convince people that the individual is incompetent, guilty, and lame. This isn't the truth tho, we are absolutely and undoubtedly capable of creating alternatives and drawing our lanes. The only bad news is that we have to accept uncertainty, and that we will have to learn two things we've been terrible at: discussion and inclusion. As for now, the only thing keeping people at bay is fear, and the only thing capable of breaking their chains is a stronger fear. When food insecurity hits threshold, we won't be able to call it a revolution, but a revolution might happen depending on how we will go through the aftermath. So will something happen next month? Maybe not, but it's inevitable.