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The tankie did nothing wrong until she went aggro on the environment and, for some reason, really hated that the world's capital was in her territory.
Also after the monarch dies everybody immediately starts burning shit. The anarchists who did do it never bothered to try and make parallel power or really implied they had any theory behind them.
Wasn't it literally a former fire nation colony that was made independent rather than rightfully returning to the earth kingdom? It's like the Hong Kong of Avatar if the libs had their way.
Given that it was Hong Kong , but like a super effectual HK, I guess I imagined it like if everybody had to come to the earth kingdom for the Olympics. You get to control how food and every other logistic gets to them. There's so much upside to having everyone come through the earth kingdom to get to the capital. If cooperation was at all, even a little bit, of your strategy you could cook something.
Kuvira had internment camps too
Yeah the thing that bothered me about Kuvira was that she was very fash coded, had internment camps, was gonna spirit nuke everybody etc., but was treated more sympathetically by the writing than previous designated villains who had way more reasonable and sympathetic causes