Lebanon Government Under Fire Over Lack of Progress

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In r/Lebanon, this announcement voices frustration over a year of stalled government progress, citing corruption, poverty, limited investment, and shortages of water and electricity. It also raises concerns about disarmament, security, and national divisions, issues central to the community’s conversations about Lebanon’s future.

Extremely disappointed with this government

Almost one whole year with this new government and yet we as a fucking nation have not made any and I mean any progress to fix this backward country. No disarmament of hizballah in fact now they are rearming, no investments from foreign countries to boost our economy, no banking sector, no water, no electricity, 80% of Lebanese live in poverty, no solution to the Syrian crisis, no disarmament to the Palestinian camps, robbery and murder at a all time high, and many more. We are a fucking joke of a country and an embarrassment to this world. We bitch and moan about change and yet we never do. We don’t even make it out of the first step of changing which is cutting corruption, or even the removal of militias. All I hear is promises of stuff we want to hear, and yet nothing happens. The thing is the government isn’t even the problem any more it’s us, we don’t wanna change, we just don’t, we don’t put enough pressure on these old fucking nut heads in the government to change, we are divided by everything in religion, in politics, in everything. We don’t work together, we work against each other. Shit man we bitch and moan about Syria and Syrians yet they are actually putting in effort to change, and we are here stuck in the stone ages. What Tom Barrak said yesterday wasn’t wrong at all, we are a failed state, we are a failed country, we are corrupted, and we are being taken advantage of by other countries, and are we going to change? By the looks of it no. Rome want built in a day, but it also wasn’t built in a 1000 years. Fuck man we are cooked.
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