The leftist "activists" and the right-wing "extremists"

The article discusses the perceived threat of the far-left to public order in Portugal, highlighting recent protests and the government's response. It argues that the far-left, rejected in elections, resorts to street agitation as a survival tactic. The author criticizes the Socialist Party for appearing to support radical elements, despite the need for a credible government alternative. The text emphasizes the importance of lawful protest and critiques the far-left's opportunism in addressing housing issues. It warns against the revolutionary mentality being fostered in media and society, suggesting that the far-left exploits genuine discontent for radical agendas. The author calls for a clear stance against illegal actions and double standards in the treatment of activists.