Any country that has the military not explicitly subservient to the civilian government
That's every country. You can't just pass a law saying that the military is subservient to the civilian government since the only entity capable of enforcing this law is the military.
The best you can do is the US situation where the military has a very long tradition of keeping neutrality. But eventually it'd have to intervene, and then of course Sulla went back to his cabbages twice but a hundred years later Caesar did not.
Cincinnatus is an even better example actually, not being an emperor to begin with and stepping down voluntarily. Though for my doomer timeline to make sense he should correspond to George Washington (who voluntarily stepped down after two terms), and then, as I said, should come a Sulla. I assume they all grew cabbages anyway (Washington had a distillery).
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Super low effort version is she was a pro democracy advocate won a Nobel peace prize for her work on getting the military in Myanmar to accept a free and fair election and then either ordered or didn't even try to stop the military from committing outright racial cleansing and genocide thus killing the Obama was the worst Nobel peace prize winner ever memes
This shit is why I don't understand why dumbass redneck trump supporters actually wanted this shit to happen. I went from mildly amused by them to hating rightoids.
They're bitter since they still think the election was stolen from them or at least they didn't get a proper hearing. Turns out most of the cases of alleged election fraud were not decided on merit but instead refused on procedural grounds (standing, timing (laches), and statutory interpretation).
The neutralpolitics post on the topic was quite interesting since they had both sides debating peacefully which is quite rare on Reddit.
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104 Zero5urvivers 2021-02-01
Myanmar is terminally fucked. Any country that has the military not explicitly subservient to the civilian government is doomed to be coup’d.
57 -M-o-X- 2021-02-01
I mean they were basically still in power, that pseudo-President didn't ever seem to have the capability to reel in the military.
Meet the new junta, same as the old junta.
26 ArachnoLibrarian 2021-02-01
That's every country. You can't just pass a law saying that the military is subservient to the civilian government since the only entity capable of enforcing this law is the military.
The best you can do is the US situation where the military has a very long tradition of keeping neutrality. But eventually it'd have to intervene, and then of course Sulla went back to his cabbages twice but a hundred years later Caesar did not.
5 KissingerFanBoy 2021-02-01
Pretty sure Diocletian was the cabbage farmer, not Sulla.
5 ArachnoLibrarian 2021-02-01
Cincinnatus is an even better example actually, not being an emperor to begin with and stepping down voluntarily. Though for my doomer timeline to make sense he should correspond to George Washington (who voluntarily stepped down after two terms), and then, as I said, should come a Sulla. I assume they all grew cabbages anyway (Washington had a distillery).
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68 wellletsee 2021-02-01
It'll always be Burma to me
56 respaaaaaj 2021-02-01
I'd laugh my ass off if they handed her over to the Hague for the genocide.
27 AugustinesBitchBoy 2021-02-01
This is sexist, if she were a man no one would be accusing them of genocide.
32 red1dragon588 2021-02-01
👏 Half 👏 of 👏 all 👏 genocides 👏 should 👏 be 👏 perpetrated 👏 by 👏 w0men 👏
8 ArachnoLibrarian 2021-02-01
More tslur drone pilots!
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11 tHeSiD 2021-02-01
I missed the boat on her time line, someone tldr sukis rise and apparent fall please
31 respaaaaaj 2021-02-01
Super low effort version is she was a pro democracy advocate won a Nobel peace prize for her work on getting the military in Myanmar to accept a free and fair election and then either ordered or didn't even try to stop the military from committing outright racial cleansing and genocide thus killing the Obama was the worst Nobel peace prize winner ever memes
13 johannesalthusius 2021-02-01
Henry "Helping Bengals become angels" Kissinger got one too
7 tHeSiD 2021-02-01
ohh yess now i remember ty
1 Pewkie 2021-02-01
Yeah I was about to say....
Didn't myanmar just recently have a Genocide? Wasn't she in charge during that time?
I mean... The military did it, so I'm assuming things aren't going to get any better, but like.... Damn that place is fucked
27 Iowa_Hawkeye 2021-02-01
Did they take selfies in the capital?
19 -Kite-Man- 2021-02-01
Well after you take over all forms of news and public broadcasting at gunpoint, what else are you going to do with your brand new television cameras?
22 heretobefriends 2021-02-01
Not cool, Myanmar Army.
19 Pepperglue 2021-02-01
Guess Aung San Suu Kyi didn't give them enough donative, so they are picking a new puppet for themselves.
14 Sudokublackbelt 2021-02-01
Unironically this is probably why there weren't already any national guard in DC on the 6th
60 -Kite-Man- 2021-02-01
Because they were in Burma?
35 snallygaster 2021-02-01
this is a conspiracy theory I can get behind
8 DuBBle 2021-02-01
I remember hearing your voice in VC about two years ago. It was nice.
29 fujiste 2021-02-01
please madame, just a crumb 🤲
13 DuBBle 2021-02-01
haha shut up. seriously please shut up, you're ruining it.
8 JeanPeuplu 2021-02-01
I mean most of the sub is simping for snally, it's not like that guy is alone.
2 UnheardIdentity 2021-02-01
Cringe
3 DuBBle 2021-02-01
You wish you were this brave.
1 UnheardIdentity 2021-02-01
No
19 Zero5urvivers 2021-02-01
The virgin clicking on the bird app link vs the chad agendapost.
7 TheColdTurtle 2021-02-01
What do you mean?
3 LEFTOID_DESTROYER 2021-02-01
Dude I don’t even think you understand what you’re saying lol
0 Sudokublackbelt 2021-02-01
Well obviously he wouldn't send armed guards to take over the capitol when he already had a boomer brigade to do it and not take as much blame
9 Lysis10 2021-02-01
This shit is why I don't understand why dumbass redneck trump supporters actually wanted this shit to happen. I went from mildly amused by them to hating rightoids.
3 RedPillDessert 2021-02-01
They're bitter since they still think the election was stolen from them or at least they didn't get a proper hearing. Turns out most of the cases of alleged election fraud were not decided on merit but instead refused on procedural grounds (standing, timing (laches), and statutory interpretation).
The neutralpolitics post on the topic was quite interesting since they had both sides debating peacefully which is quite rare on Reddit.
1 seenten 2021-02-01
Uh, wow. Not good.
Do they have a qtard equivalent?