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The speaker expresses discontent with recent protests, emphasizing that while the right to protest is constitutional, it should not infringe on others' rights or public order. They criticize the appropriation of public spaces by activists and the emergence of unrepresentative assemblies claiming to speak for society. The speaker warns against the misuse of legitimate demands, like housing rights, to promote ideological agendas. They also highlight the media's role in amplifying unverified movements and question the political accountability of those who previously governed. Ultimately, they argue that democracy belongs to all citizens, not just protesters, and raise concerns about the implications of protests undermining representative democracy.