Governments generally have nothing against protests if they are not violent and do not block key roads. There is no question at all that people are dissatisfied with the development of events, but even with the best will of all governments, the hole we have fallen into is too deep to get out of it just like that.
If they are not mismanaged, then something like this does not need to happen, believe it or not inflation is very close to the rules they agree on, for example the export and import of food raw materials or other materials, so that the money supply is not as balanced as usual, although this problem is not happens all the time, but mismanagement, impartial rules and decisions that harm the people are their representation.
What will stop the protests to a greater extent are very likely epidemiological measures which, given the increase in the number of infected people, will probably be in force again in 1-2 months. Let's remember the big protests in Hong Kong or the yellow vest protests in France, which are still going on as of 2018 - little has changed for the better.
Strong protests by means of demonstrations will never solve the problem, this will only add to the problem and more problems will arise, agree or not the state must be able to ensure that its people are protected from various problems, ranging from health, safety to better economic growth However, I don't think the government needs to provide assistance in any form, what the people need is infrastructure to achieve a more stable and improved economic level.
That's why I strongly agree, that bitcoin can save anyone, in different ways and approaches, even though not everyone agrees or doesn't even know where to start.
I'm not saying that people shouldn't protest, but apart from the violent overthrow of the government, which rarely happens, the real power can be shown in the parliamentary elections when they can elect some other new people and give them a chance to try to make a better society for everyone. There is a saying that bad governments are elected by people who stay at home during elections, and this is unfortunately true in many countries.
I've also heard a saying like this,
"every leader is a reflection of his people".The problem is precisely here, the representation of leadership is actually very close to the reflection of the people, where they are elected based on the elections made. Don't expect the leader to be fair, uncorrupt and protect the people, if the voters don't understand what a leader is like.