'They want a change and many regard a vote for the SNP as a sort of pain-free protest, an easy way of expressing discontent.
As I wrote several months back in a blog post on HuffPost Black Voices titled "Eric Garner's Only Crime Was Indignation," Sandra Bland also paid dearly for the simple act of expressing discontent.
Many authoritarian governments I document in the book are perfectly O.K. with young people expressing discontent online, so long as it doesn't spill out into the streets.
BEIRUT — Syrians who remained loyal to President Bashar al-Assad throughout the past eight years of war are increasingly expressing discontent with his government as living standards in the country continue to deteriorate even as the conflict winds down.
As a result, bombs have become the weapon of choice for those seeking revenge or expressing discontent, from spurned lovers to separatists in the far west.
With Ronaldo expressing discontent, rumours of a return to the Premier League have surfaced.
"We hope that CBS will be flooded with responses through their inboxes, Facebook, Twitter and mail after the program to express discontent if it is as biased as we anticipate".
"Saudi leadership views the use of social media to express discontent as a fact of modern life that must be tolerated.
Mr. Bush, in an Oval Office meeting with King Abdullah II of Jordan, said, "We reject violence as a way to express discontent over what is printed in the free press". Hours later, Ms. Rice delivered a far more pointed message, saying that Iran "hasn't even hidden its hand in this". "Iran and Syria have gone out of their way to inflame sentiments and to use this to their own purposes," she said.
Many are attracted to the social aspect of discussing conspiracies and may not fully believe it or use it as a way to express discontent.
The other half are ground down, the walking dead, living as if "it would be wrong to grumble, to express discontent, to make demands".
