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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 30493, member: 2262"]
Zimbabweans deserve a big thumbs-up for completely ignoring Blessed Geza's useless protest call and keeping things super chill. As everyone predicted, the whole demonstration thing bombed hard.

Cops played it cool, barely showing up around Harare. They stayed ready but totally low-key, basically following top-notch democratic playbook rules. Social media buzz definitely stirred up some nerves beforehand. People weren't worried about protesting themselves but feared potential troublemakers might cause chaos.

Tons of businesses decided to play it safe and shut down. Some shopping centers went all in on closing up shop, while others stayed open. The biggest headache came from bus and kombi drivers bailing out, creating major transportation nightmares across the city. Drivers who did brave the day made bank with packed vehicles.

The crazy calm nationwide might make people think twice about believing every wild social media prediction. Self-proclaimed internet experts who love screaming about potential disasters took a serious credibility hit. Modern communication lets false stories spread lightning fast. People need to develop serious critical thinking skills and stop trusting random strangers online without checking facts.
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