Lessons from Scottish Referendum
by K Vijayachandran
Lessons from Scottish Referendum
K Vijayachandran
Scottish referendum will go down in history as a watershed in human development: It has exposed the fallacy around parliamentary democracy. Nearly half of the Scottish people have expressed their unhappiness with the Capitalist Union of British nationalities with no apparent reasons and despite the massive ideological propaganda in support of free-market virtues.
In sharp contrast Tibetan communists continue to enjoy the support of the local population despite the spiritual opposition from Dalia Lama and the massive support of US imperialism at the global level, on the strength of the local political economy committed to socialist ideals..
As an engineer trainee in socialist Czechoslovakia in early sixties, I had listened to the grass root level theorizations by TU activists, half a century ago: In our country, we cannot organize rallies against the President but we have the powers to change our shop floor supervisor…
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PEOPLE HAD DIFFERENCE OF OPINION RIGHT FROM THE BEGINNING OF MAN’S LIFE ON THIS EARTH. ALL THE RELIGIOUS BOOKS ALSO NARRATE THE FIGHTS BETEEN THE GOOD & THE EVIL. SLOWLY WE ARE TRYING TO LIVE PEACEFULLY WITH CONTINOUS STRESS & STRAIN. TILL SUCH TIME WE LEARN TO LOVE OUR NEIGHBOUR AS OURSELEVES WE MAY NOT DO MUCH IN THIS FAST MOVING LIFE!! THE PEOPLE LIVING IN DIFFERENT STYLE OF LIFE ARE WATCHING THE ADMINISTRATIVE GAME BEING ENACTED BY THE POLITICIANS..
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Perhaps, similar situation is emerging in Hongkong. People willing to work are opposing the “so called agitation to restore democracy”!
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