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There is something wonderfully dramatic, but not surprising, in the everyday presentation of the current world scene. The semiologist Eliseo Veron was one of the few who repaired it, at least among us: no, almost, proper names.
Unless Bush (and even there just because it is generally cited as through their speeches with claims pathetic reassuring), the rest is a series of abstract figures. "Financial Tsunami," "Crash," "crack", "tembladeral," "earthquake", "collapse" and dozens of synonyms that in all cases reflect situations without defining responsible. It is precisely the broadest sense of the word "abstraction": a concept separate from the rest of the content that give context.
All the powerfully descriptive words all meaning a negative situation have been used, I guess, all over the world's news media. But is everything as truly bad and irreparable as we are lead to believe?
In the broadest sense, people worldwide have needs that the majority of these same people simply cannot afford in the current means of capital responsibility, i.e. the capitalist ideology. Altho I for one, have no concrete idea as to what a more fair way there is other than capitalism, it is obvious that this one system appears to be losing it's strength to combat the needs of a global society.
Para Arcadia - en Espanol:
Todas las palabras descriptivas poderosamente todos los efectos una situación negativa se han utilizado, supongo, en todo el mundo las noticias de los medios de comunicación. Pero es como todo lo verdaderamente malo e irreparable como estamos a creer?
En el sentido más amplio, la gente en todo el mundo tienen necesidades que la mayoría de estas mismas personas simplemente no pueden permitirse en los medios actuales de la responsabilidad de capital, es decir, la ideología capitalista. A pesar de que para una, no tienen idea concreta de lo que uno más justo no hay forma distinta de capitalismo, es evidente que este sistema parece estar perdiendo su fuerza para combatir las necesidades de una sociedad global.
Gracias a usted, amiga mia!
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