comments I warmly thank my humble writings, although I can not hide the fact that millions ignore me, I care Moreover, as is natural that comment to me. Among them are an important group that regularly me "advice" to soften the message, to moderate the criticism and that is a possibility in my demands.
So-say-me "message", reach more people, and be closer to political correctness, giving more content "buenista."
Following the great French playwright, E. Ionesco, I also agree that "thinking against the current of the times is heroic, daring to talk about it, just crazy."
're great people, all conditions, and what progress, as the vast majority of the English of which are an important sign, believe that the scenario can not be changed. That must change, you have to change, but it is impossible to change, among other things because they have to change it will not do to assume that his disappearance from the unproductive economy.
And above all his belief is that it is a losing battle and that someday achieved, and that they agree in substance and in essence, would be very far yet.
With this view, would never have changed anything in this world, not racism or women's suffrage, or even slavery. And this is not a challenge as elevado, créanme.
“We can do it”.
Es únicamente el enfoque el que hay que cambiar, el paisaje, el decorado y sobre todo, el espíritu. Claro que parece una inmensa tarea que desaparezcan los privilegios y los privilegiados en general, pero hay cosas que si podemos cambiar. Sólo falta que lo intentemos y que queramos de verdad cambiarlo. Que estemos convencidos, que estemos decididos y lo más importante, que estemos unidos en la consecución del objetivo. Chesterton decía “todos navegamos en una terrible tormenta, y nos debemos absoluta lealtad”. Esa sería nuestra fuerza y lo más difícil de conseguir. Evitar que no nos dividan con prebendas, prebenditas and colored stones. Canonjías fire and water, bread and circuses, subsidies and alms "social".
We put the focus where we will return to the previous situation. Some even give dates to recovery "mean" must be taken because so things should be and the law of probabilities. It's like telling us that we play the lottery and maybe one day we touch.
When I talk of dismantling the autonomy of the symbolic approach to the Councils, County Councils, Chambers, Trade Unions and Business Associations and State tax-funded companies. When I speak or write to group municipalities and reduce them to less 25% yes, 100, reducing to 25. When I try the "confiscatory" tax issue of the disappearance of direct taxes and most hindering the economy and its development such as fuel, on account, are not applied to actual earnings but pipe dreams, transmissions, asset increases in value in free fall, Ibis and registration, film and dozens of others as absurd or more, do not take into account what goes up can come down, as is happening, and that recruitment of unproductive jobs for reasons electoral or patronage, with no back, not being planned or even being able to raise. When companies have to close because if loads to the price it really hard worker, though he does not get it, leave the competitive picture. The only solution they offer is to raise taxes that no one can afford.
And if we think that giving handouts to those who do not need contracts and who is not absolutely necessary and productive in any way prejudice is the real sufferers, disabled, dependent, incompetent, sick and pensioners, so give these mountains of money strangest and activities for the Asian luxury of some top brass is absolutely disgusting. If we see this clearly, and I am a visionary, we must not fall into the trap of "nothing will change." You have to change everything, reinvent everything, and negotiate all over again. Otherwise, they will play, and strive to continue their dysfunctional structures, until they burst and disappear. Because there is no possibility that this approach, with this scenario and with these assumptions we get nowhere. Prolong the agony, plunge a little deeper into poverty and something just delay the inevitable and tragic end.
A reflection.
L. Soriano.
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