Andre wrote:
peaceful demonstrations also give a level of dissatisfaction, it is like a strike or one makes the leader feel that one is not in agreement with their way of acting.
However, all forms of demonstrations are not ineffective, for example raising awareness through a documentary or public representation, or better still through a boycott, etc. Its methods have proven their effectiveness ... but this remains effective only if there is no questioning of the system.
As far as "revolutions" are concerned, the interests are so immense that all small groups of opponents are quickly infiltrated by entities which become their final goal.
I put "revolution" in quotes, because most contemporary revolutions are not even made by the people, but by military-economic entities aiming to remove "non-aligned" leaders.
If I try to understand in this file you say that whatever the actions, the type of governments there is nothing to do just look.
No, on the contrary! The first phase of the action is
the reflection.
It is on this point that everything is played, how is it possible to build a house, if one does not have a plan or at least a mental diagram?
Lack of an effective strategy = run to its loss.
Except for most of the "citizens", reflection is the big missing from the process, yet it is the very basis of democracy.
It is a critical phase, because it induces a questioning of prejudices and of its "frame of reference", it is for this reason that many people end up avoiding it.
I think that each and everyone has a small role to play in this chessboard and involuntarily, or by convenience, we participate in growing this invisible, legal mafia, which controls all countries.
You have understood everything, indeed it is by a multitude of small acts quite insignificant that we build and perpetuate the current system.
In truth, the paradigm shift will not be by bloodshed, but by
renunciation of each to the current system, renunciation which multiplied by the number of "penitents" will put an end to the system.
The strength of the economic system is also its great weakness:
Namely the tacit adhesion of consumers, without this adhesion, the system evolves towards what we want it to look like *.
* This is why it is necessary to make a constant effort of reflection, otherwise any change will be an illusion.
"Engineering is sometimes about knowing when to stop" Charles De Gaulle.
