Will people take to the streets after December 4?

In today's issue of "Newspaper Our Version" my fairy tale based on real events was published. It told about a certain touring troupe “Big Bear” (“BM”), which has held power in Medverash for 10 years. About law enforcement officers - "pandavosheks" (recently renamed from "...andavosheks" for ethical reasons) - who help "BM" steal people's votes in the so-called "extinctions". In short, the ending to my fairy tale was like this:

“Everything was foreseen by our dear representatives of the “Big Bear” troupe from the fabulous country of Medverashi. Only one moment was missed by these guest performers. They forgot that the people living in Savatov had already recovered from a ten-year hibernation. And when the morning came the next day after the extinctions, and then the morning of the next day, when people were informed from the screens of fabulous TVs that they had all voted for the disgusted “Big Bear”, people began to go out into the street just to stand and look at the snowflakes floating in the sky.

Then one person said:

- I did not vote for the “bear”.

“Me too,” the other answered him.

- Yes, no one here voted for him! - echoed through the streets.

People walked around, gathered in groups, in crowds, in a huge column... The Pandawosses didn’t know what to do. Some also joined the rioting crowd. Everyone went to the lair of the BM troupe - to the city circus. By evening the circus was on fire. The TV didn't work. The streets were noisy..."

In the final version, the proposal about a flaming circus was not allowed into the room, so that we would not all be led to extremism. But the point is clear. But I don’t know, are our people actually capable of going out into the street in such a situation? What do you think?