SPANISH REVOLUTION? Accidents Polipoètics The novelty of these levels that we live in these days is that for the first time in many years, political discourse has interesting news. From what I read on the subject, I pass two opinion at least interesting. The first deals with the personal experience of unemployment, the unemployed young and prepared according to many indications, forms the core of the protest. The second comes from the collective La Dinamo and comes to pay the old theory that "the worse the better", or so I interpret it. I have attached two articles. It read very well.
The video also seems very eloquent. At times it seems un monólogo humorístico, pero transmite una mala hostia muy verosimil. Si no tienes mucho tiempo te aconsejo que al menos veas eso.
TOMAR LA DIGNIDAD
Hallamos en todas partes la misma pena de vivir, el mismo dolor y la más absoluta ausencia de horizontes. En todas partes la misma oscuridad, la misma noche. Y ante todo, la certeza de estar ante una realidad que, con la más vejatoria de las indiferencias, tritura de forma persistente nuestras vidas. La realidad ha demostrado que su único sentido es perpetuarse en esta agresión a la que sobrevivimos every day, and your only limit is the ability to succumb to our own lives.
Only a private experience, isolated and alone of this fragility of life has allowed things to continue its normal course. Normality means making the private experience of our despair. Normality means silent and alone bear the weight of reality. Normality means to perpetuate, through the most humiliating of complicity, the current state of affairs.
precariousness is not an economic category, a category that speaks of our existence. 'Precarious' means having a life that hangs by a thread. It occurs fierce in our lives is not an image or a simple way of explaining things. The insecurity is what we are at every turn and inevitably, that is, a life shattering, a weakened will to live.
Similarly, unemployment is not a fact, not statistics. The only truth in unemployment, is the inability to get a life. We know that reality is arranged in relation to the dichotomy have money / no money. Having money means being 'inside', to have a life, which in any case will be little more than a life precarious. The flip side of having a life is not having it.
An unemployed person is a person who has been denied the very possibility of having a life. Is socially dead.
Amid all survived this disaster helped anonymously and especially our loved ones: family, couples, friends ... Having reached this point, our endurance, of helping, of reaching hand each other in the worst hours has been demonstrated with a grandeur that no representative of the current political system will ever come to understand. That is the truth ours, and expropriation of the land. Is the small space of dignity that we have achieved in our particular struggle against life. Now, in addition, we have politicized.
The seizure of the places in major cities tells us about all this. But we also speak of when we finally decided to take a stand and reject the current state of affairs. We have become power in defiance of anonymity and our despair. We understand that dignity is not negotiable, are not asked: is taken. We understood that what is at stake is nothing to us than our lives. We can not stop now because before a reality that is attacking us so only constant we have a constant battle.
The conditions of life in which we were forced to live we all knew it was unbearable. Now we also know that we can answer them. For Writing ldnm
Now. The media have failed to keep turning a deaf ear and had to take over the protests of May 15 and its many derivations. News, articles and interviews in print, pictures, comments, interviews with "experts" on the news and in the spaces of debate on television. But, what key information is produced this treatment? In the media pro PSOE spoken of concern on the left (read PSOE and IU) and tranquility on the right (ie PP). In short, the reading, trying to impose at full speed, is the one advocated that the only possible effect of these demonstrations is an electoral victory of the PP. And, of course, the purpose of such reading is not one that demobilized, with the eternal blackmail of fear: "What are those of the PP, which are even worse."
This time can not be fooled. It is not just anyone can know for sure what will happen, not even in the electoral landscape-a predictable result of these mobilizations. It is also the fact is that neither is now very clear in what sense is or may be worse the PP. Let's review the biggest clubs have received the labor movement and civil society as a whole in this country think about the Industrial Restructuring, back in the eighties, in the various labor reforms that have increased insecurity and cutting rights, the loss of progressivity of the tax system, the recent pension reform and the impending deal that will touch the untouchable once collective bargaining. Some of these "achievements" are PP-PSOE shared responsibility. Others, again, is a unique feat of the PSOE. In Madrid, where we have many years of government of the PP, some people tend to idealize a possible government of the PSOE. But let's stop a moment to remember and recall, for example, that in the municipal council which approved the privatization of Canal de Isabel II, the PSOE abstained. Or that Thomas Gomez has been one of the main champions of neoliberal economic policies as the abolition of wealth tax. Possibly
this is not the time to look back and review the income statement. Of what it is, however, the time is strongly recall the parties in government do what is in their electoral programs, or the dictates of the ideology of its founding fathers, but solely what people are allowed. PSOE government under pressure from markets and the EU, and in front of it a civil society deactivated by the blackmail of fear and the unions willing to agree on what it takes is, in all likelihood, more government PP harmful one, marked by the instability that could result in a decisive and radical opposition of the population and perhaps around the scene of at least some of these unions that the PSOE seems to have finally capitulated. This is not the time of fear, nor of lamentation, or vote with a stuffy nose. It's time to defend at all costs what is the broader organized attack has ever been produced against our welfare.
