Hey sorry i disagree, as long as politicians can still get through their deals without public outlash (or with ineffective and useless outlash) the situation will remain the same. As William Benjamin said - "Every rise of fascism bears witness to a failed revolution", and i believe it applies to any sort of tyranny and not just fascism.rolf wroteThey are the ones who don't understand us. Do they think they can build a country on the back of a population that is depressed, insecure and psychotic?infiniteloop wrote I really don't understand these politicians,
There are a lot of things that needs changing and work in Lebanon, and at the end of the list, last but not least, all the faces that remind the people of civil war have to go, this means most of the politicians and the political families.
This is why so many persons consider this list of things then consider that it is easier to just emigrate. Not that emigration is easy, it just appears easier than bringing the standards of living in Lebanon up to expectations.
But now that I think of it, I think this country needs just two things and all the rest will follow. These are:
1. Hope
2. Time
But, eh, personally I have barely enough hope or time for myself, so...
The worse the situation gets, the worse people will start to behave - and with just the right amount of manipulation we will start killing each other again. We are an extremely short-sighted and over confident bunch of people, and deep down most of us are as corrupt as the politicians we blame our misfortunes on.
Hard times, we are mutating -and our consciousness and emotional states have become conditioned by the information we consume because it all happened too quick and we failed to adapt.
Often we say, heij tetfalsaf. And i will say as Slavoj Zizek says - "the first duty of philosophy is making you understand what deep shit you are in." Before that, we're wasting our time even bothering to think of all this.
We said, l jil l jdid bado yghayer. But look at my generation, a bunch of droids voting for the same person their parents voted for.