Originally Posted by ilnjscb

I believe you're mistaking syntax for actions. I'm not arguing syntax, or the dictionary definition of the words you employed. I am stating that you don't have the facts to make such a statement, and that by doing so you're intruding on the political process of another country without justification to do so. Imagine, if you will, in another context, the rude Americans who disrespectfully treat the Meiji shrine in Tokyo as a theme park. They are universally condemned for both failing to understand the context and importance of the monument, and for imposing their own perspectives on the Japanese culture. To them, the shrine is not "real". The leadership and governance of a nation, while it can seem like a raucous event from the outside, is actually an exercise in freedom, and those of us within it innately perceive it as such. I suspect you are treating it as a spectator sport, and you've given yourself permission to run on the field. I suggest you inform yourself with more reliable sources, examine your context, and attempt to be more respectful of the structure of our politics.

If I may ask, what languages do you speak fluently? Your English is excellent, but others have implied that it is not your first language.