Trying the attempt: Our small norms against censorship (eBook, ePUB)
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I recently reached the age of forty, and I, despite me, became more important to those who looked back more than they look forward. With a lot of looking back, I began to pay attention to staining the void in our social memory and our political archive; To the amputated narratives and flat stories, and to the manifestations of the lazy bilateral thinking, where the alignments with their pilgrims are trampling every day in the old face of the elderly of the truth, and where the retirement is to a climate of conclusive axioms, cutting the road every day in front of those who dare to know. It is ...
I recently reached the age of forty, and I, despite me, became more important to those who looked back more than they look forward. With a lot of looking back, I began to pay attention to staining the void in our social memory and our political archive; To the amputated narratives and flat stories, and to the manifestations of the lazy bilateral thinking, where the alignments with their pilgrims are trampling every day in the old face of the elderly of the truth, and where the retirement is to a climate of conclusive axioms, cutting the road every day in front of those who dare to know. It is a world of censorship, which we often dared to reject from a human rights or political standpoint, but we did not approach enough of its social and moral impact, and we did not talk enough about the distortions that afflict its incubator society, otherwise how did we become more shouting on the world from the eye of the honorable and governed to region?. In a society in which censorship exceeds its physical existence as an administrative device, to form a dominant and pressing culture in all the details, it is difficult for one to adopt a position based on clear and named data, to test his convictions or discover them, and in the words of Henry Steel Complex: "Control creates a society that cannot be an adult who can be an adult. »And this is what we have become ... a society of eternal shortcomings; The creatures of the Civil Childhood Labous, and their right to transform into completely growing citizens, and were sentenced to live outside the laws of influence and cultural influence, and then outside the history.
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