Nihil est difficile volenti
Finding a Way out of Illusory
Democracy
Deadlock: Is it Possible?!
The
weakness of democratic institutions, social inequality and admitted interpretations
of democracy seen in today’s society contribute to radicalism, corruption,
crime, terrorism and various expressions of violence, which are, by their
nature, a response to the feebleness demonstrated by the quasi-democratic public
authority system and to the non-conformity of the social relations with the
requirements of the objective reality
There is understanding
of truth living in each of us, there is thirst for justice present in each of
us, we are searching for the meaning of life and we are striving for the target
that stems from, and is based on, the set of our values (selected, instilled and
borrowed ones) as a foundation of the motivation to act.
If the society shares common ideals and ideas that mobilize, and if conditions necessary
for the implementation of an individual’s conscious understanding of justice have
been created and exist in the country, the society evolves within the framework
of the rule of law and develops peacefully. Conversely, if there are restrictions
and barriers imposed by the power, people become involved in a violent struggle
against them, and such struggle is also directed against the teams of state
institutes, dictated norms and authoritarian restrictions of the people’s wishes
and will.
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