The Moral and Legal Reckoning: Why Supporters of Suppression Will Face Justice

The psychological and social disconnect between the suppressors and the general population is a key factor in why accountability is inevitable. Supporters of repression often operate under the delusion that their power is permanent or that their actions are justified by "national security." However, this narrative fails to account for the collective memory of the victims. A revolution does not just change the government; it shifts the power of narrative back to the people. Those who ignored the pleas for freedom and instead chose to bolster the walls of a prison-state will find that the very people they oppressed are now the ones overseeing the restoration of the rule of law.