Public anger boiled over from "summary" of A Rage for Order by Robert F. Worth
The people had endured years of oppression and corruption at the hands of their leaders. They had watched helplessly as their rights were trampled upon and their voices silenced. But there comes a point when enough is enough, when the simmering discontent reaches a boiling point. And in that moment, public anger boiled over. The streets were filled with the sounds of protest, as ordinary citizens took to the streets to demand change. They were tired of living in fear, tired of being treated as second-class citizens in their own country. They wanted justice, they wanted freedom, and they were willing to fight for it. The government, caught off guard by the sudden outpouring of anger, responded with violence and repression. But this only fueled the flames of discontent, as more and more people joined the protests, united in their desire for a better future. The authorities tried to quell the unrest, but it was too late. The people had found their voice, and they were not going to be silenced again. They had tasted freedom, and they were not willing to give it up without a fight. In the end, the protests would lead to a revolution, toppling the old regime and paving the way for a new era of hope and promise. But it all started with that moment when public anger boiled over, when the people rose up and demanded to be heard. And that moment changed everything.
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