Already today, citizens suffer in silence, in a society which values autonomy without always providing the real means of exercising it. In doing so, this society stretches without noise, a part of the youth despairs without a crash, inequalities grow up, the gap between the rich and the poor is widening … and more and more citizens are facing vulnerabilities, among other things, in access to care, education, culture … and must give it up, sacrifice imposed by the system.
And despite everything, the majority Arizona has no concern to abandon many people to their sad fate, withdrawing behind a technocratic discourse emptied of any united ambition, betraying and renouncing the humanist heritage which underpinned the creation of Social Security at the end of the war. There are damaged lives, social ties that break, a society that is weakening, social cohesion is stretching.
Summer Agreement: the Arizona government “multiplies tax regimes”
The policy of the Arizona majority is focused only around a liberal policy, subject to market laws, while we all know that the “invisible hand” does not work. “”That each and everyone manages and too bad for those who do not follow “. In short, birds for the cat, victim of dominant raptors-at least they think-neglecting invisible suffering: isolation, mental health, hidden poverty.
In the current context made of uncertainty, concern, stress, which leads to many mental defections, without forgetting the absolute need to improve the health of our planet, these measures, far from the principles of solidarity and redistribution, risk stretching the social climate and irritating citizens as the implementation of these measures will be felt.
Does the Arizona government really want to increase the employment rate and guarantee a differential of 500 euros?
“Birds hide to die“, Written Colleen McCullough. As if moved by an instinct of dignity, the birds move away from humans to go and live discreetly the end of their presence on earth. In doing so, they live their sufferings silently, out of our eyes, discreetly. They move away from us to die, far from our eyes, as they harmoniously enchant our daily life and are an essential element in the fragile balance of the fragile balance Biodiversity.
In a Belgium increasingly marked by liberalism, certain citizens can resemble these birds who hide to die: silent, isolated, wounded by a system that values the strongest. But birds, such as in the film by Alfred Hitchcock, can rebel, ally, show their dissatisfaction, take over. When social cohesion is affected, this risk exists.
A just society cannot ignore the murmurs of those who suffer far from the public tumult.
We are at a crossroads.