>>3694716

Remember that there's (quite a number of) people in the world who have seen systematic change – and how citizens/participants in these systems react, when "the old world" brakes down, and a new regime takes over.

Think Soviet Union, East Germany, also some countries in South America, Africa & Asia possibly. Seen it myself, and if it's really just 4-6%, it doesn't matter much.

Alas, I think it's more in the US – but time will tell, and people are fast adapting to changes, and quickly singing the "new emperor's song".

>>3694813

I am personally unsure as to what extent the operation was even meant to induce this "real 'change' will be 'felt' by your average citizenry".

From what I gathered, in order to avoid a "revolution", the optimal case would be returning things to "normal" (i.e. power to the people) w/o causing much of a fuss or even publicity. But what do I know …

Like I said, time will tell.