Jiang predicts growing political disengagement, disenchantment, and withdrawal, and warns that this indifference will let entrenched interests act with fewer constraints.
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Political Interests
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"...and that's dangerous because if you do that then um these political interests can just get away with a lot more crap right so..."
"um but violence is definitely like like you know in in uh in the cards right now okay so it's so so i would..."
"...this revolution, over time, you have different groups emerging with different political interests."
"With different political interests within the middle class. Okay, does that make sense? But at the same time, you have threats to the revolution...."
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