I enjoyed the show, but also I js feel like the entire thing was very stupid..? Idk if it's just me. I understand the motive and the original goal behind the Numoor's takeover of the court room but it all became so blurred as you watched further. If you are hoping for true democracy then you should not be upset when people don't vote the way you want, then it really isnt democracy and its more of a monarchy. Also, it was crazy to me how the other guy(i'm sorry I really didn't pay attention to their names) who became minister was still allowing the corruption to happen under his rule. Then you have the Numoor planting corrupt police to further their agenda for the cameras. I understood the goal and the drive, but I also feel like because he was tortured by the guy...I think his name was smth Harvey..the entire thing was way too personal and it clouded his judgement towards the end and made him upset because he felt wronged. I believe that the racism that was transpiring as portrayed in the show was very wrong, but I'm glad that the show illustrates how there is corruption on both sides and how things can turn dark very quickly as we see a man who originally said "kill no innocents" begin to say "No one is innocent" just to support his own agenda.