Why is there violence in Libya?

Answer 1

They are tired of living under a Dictatorship. As you can see on the news, Colonel Gaddafi has no problem with using force to suppress the people. There have been over 200 fatalities, the people want an end to his leadership.

Answer 2

Reportedly, they are protesting the dictatorial regime of Ghaddafi, the mad dog who's been the leader of the Lybian revolution for the last forty two years. They want him out and gone so that they can build a democratic society. I am not quick to endorse their protest, however, as it seems to be a spill-over effect from what happened in Tunisia and Egypt. It would interesting to see if Ghadaffi could weather the storm and stay in power. Given his record of brutality in the past, I would not be surprised that he massacres his way to staying in power.

Answer 3

They are rebellion because only part of the Brandon School District has a snow day today and Chase is upset because I have a picture of him in a bra. Also giant Telet Tubbies are swallowing the gay and Asian congress men.

Answer 4

There is violence in Libya because the dictator of the country, Muammar Gaddafi, is in threat of losing his power. People are fed up with him and want him to step down. Gaddafi, the violent leader that he is, has directed his followers to commit violent acts on the protesters against him. It is not confirmed that Gaddafi has told his followers to do this, but from his past it would not be surprising in the least. Because of Gaddafi's denial of having anyone oppose him, the only way to get him out of power is for people to use brute force. This is causing a lot of unnecessary violence in Libya at the moment. Also, if you weren't aware, Gaddafi has been in power since 1969, and has committed terrorist attacks countless times. Luckily he never had enough allies to actually commit a terrorist attack similar to 911.

Answer 5

The people of libya are tired of the current president Gadalffi and have gone on strike..