Comments by "annoyed aussie" (@annoyedaussie3942) on "Myanmar police open fire on protesters in Yangon | DW News" video.

Are you suggesting that the US should invade Myanmar?
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@TheOracleNetwork1 Why do you refer to yourself as the king of Thailand, I think Thai's would be offended?
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@TheOracleNetwork1 Chakri is royal Thai family so Chakri King means the King of Thailand
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No reports of a single death, no live shots went into the crowd. If a death occurs someone with a phone will show it, we are in the 21st century now.
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@efghotguy live ammunition has been fired into the air above the crowd and 1 or 2 cases of against people, extremely rare based on evidence I have see so far. If it was a US city with protests of similar size would be much more violent, to be fair mostly because of their protestors who are not peaceful.
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@efghotguy I am neither justifying or condemning just putting things in perspective. Of course I personally would prefer civilian government reinstated and that's it it's over.
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@efghotguy The gun rights thing is irrelevant people will find other ways and every civil war in recent history shows a lot more have guns than expected. Please don't compare the violence of US protestors to these peaceful protesters. The US capitol Rioters/Protesters managed to kill someone and brought alternate weapons or aquired them.
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@efghotguy They probably don't care about civilian lives and certainly don't care for democracy, what's that got to do with anything? The only point is at this stage it hasn't escalated much. The military probably do care for civilian lives so far as how it looks, they are probably hoping the protests get violent then they can use full force. As far as the comment regarding the Australian, most likely he would be taken care of well because he's a foreigner but of course he shouldn't be in jail at all same with the local politicians and protestors, it's the local prisoners I would be more concerned about.
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@efghotguy Then you agree with me , they care because how it looks. Unfortunately the situation does seem to be worsening but one thing that's hard to know is the numbers of protestors, some indications are that the numbers are shrinking significantly but I don't trust reports that are somewhat contradictory. I think CGTN says only about 500 protestors, I don't believe that, here they haven't indicated numbers which to me indicates probably less than before. I don't know how there can be a good outcome without very wide spread support which they have but the people are fairly poor so can't afford to protest all that long is my feeling even though vast majority of protestors middle class , still difficult.
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@efghotguy Your last comment gives me some hope.
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