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Can you protest and/or talk negatively about the government online?
YES. There are actual official channels where you can file complaints, but it's not like you can't levy criticisms against the government, how else would they meet the people's needs and have a 90% approval rating?
COVID protests... From December 2022
Also, IDK about you but is it a personal past time to want a government regime changed?
In China: Yes, sure. Most famously the COVID restrictions were dropped after protests. As for talking about the govenrment online in anegative way, no problem. Just do not promote seperatism, terrorism or racial chauvinism of any kind.
In the US: You might get a visit from homeland security and the police might kill you for no reason.
not if you live under oppressive regimes like the US