how public opinion against the policies of your country formed?

Question

in some countries people resort to violence and torch buses, trains and close down all institutions and disrupt public life to express their anger against government's policies. the members of parliament instead of discussing the problems disrupt parliament proceedings and waste tax payer's money.trade unions resort to strikes and the managements lock out their industries instead solving the problems amicably. i want to know in your country, especially, the usa how people's public opinion is formed against their government's policies and how trade unions respond when their demands are not met with by the management?in our country some intellectuals form public opinion by writing letters to the editors of magazines.

Answer 1

Well, the writing letters to the editor thing sounds like a popular thing to do here in the US. People protest and speak out, but we rarely have any businesses shut down or buses being torched. Just like in every country we have our nutcases that resort to violence, but they are usually controlled. Unions strike all the time. It's nothing uncommon, but they are usually back to work before too long. The best way to fight back is to get involved in the political scene. Run for office, start petitions, hand out fliers, etc... Violence isn't a common thing when speaking out against our government.

Answer 2

i'd say that your opinion is formed in whither or no longer you compromise with the coverage. someone that has been voted into place of work might want to carry out a touch issues that you want and some that are literally not eye-catching. for this reason it truly is termed an opinion. do not ignore that each and each individual who has been voted into place of work is continually attempting to be re-elected, or go away on a extreme be conscious.

Answer 3

Everything you mention, at some time in our history, in the US,has been done the same as you described. Our greatest form of protest through our history and has always worked to change our government and unions, even up to now, is our freedom to vote.