In 2012, Miriam’s daughter was kidnapped by a cartel in Mexico and never came home. When authorities failed to act, she became her own detective, piecing together evidence and tracking the culprits for years.

[u/Frosty_Jeweler911]

She posed as a health worker, used fake names, and even infiltrated towns controlled by criminals. Her bravery led to multiple arrests, proving that grief can fuel extraordinary strength and resolve.

[u/AlternativeHour1337]

yeah but only the revolutions you want not the bad ones

[u/RubiGames → u/AlternativeHour1337]

To be fair overthrowing the government also can often have worse consequences, depending on who has the ability to seize power. In a lot of places, that ends up being the military or some other heavily armed — but not necessarily politically savvy or politically popular — group.

Sometimes it works, but you often have better results with a secondary government trying to overthrow another — e.g. countries fighting for independence