I've read Indignaos! of by Stéphane Hessel Marina and Don Important . In the preface, José Luis Sampedro made it very clearly. The change of recent times, the last two decades makes a whirlwind unprecedented live. I do not know if the welfare state has its days numbered. I do not know. The axes of the book makes us question the "democracy" today.
Democracy? "What we have is a democracy? Why are banks and non-govern politicians right? How many of our politicians know how to write a speech in conditions? How many just write? Why are senior executives of banks such Sueldazo? Do we have to carry out the rebellion against the markets? How do we do?
dictatorships will always be provided totalitarianism (I will not discuss now put the label of dictatorships). Why the 11-M has led the U.S. into this intellectual debacle? "Justice in the XXI century? "Freedom in the XXI century? Is it possible? I do not know. We have the advantage of the Internet, because the major media are sold to those same bank you talking about earlier. Why is there terrorism in the twenty-first century? As Sampson said at the end of the prologue, we must remember leaders like Martin Luther King or Nelson Mandela, two of the guys that I have not tired of repeating this year in class.
Indignaos! has become one of the favorite books of the revolt of May 2011 in Spain. The book talks about many things in few words, in just 39 pages. Hessel is an elder. An elder. He was born in 1917 and his biography could do several soap operas balls. And grandparents know a lot. And, they have fought against Nazism, even more so. They are continuing the references to the drafting of the Universal Declaration Human Rights , in which he participated, recalling items such as 15 and 22, and the French Resistance against the Nazis. Hessel speaks to combat loss, to show the staff that we must fight. Puts the final example of the Gaza Strip and what happens there and not see every day on the news. So that, to fight against indifference, which requires less in the summer. And everything else.
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