A pénikens recompone táncia contra la crítica y la censura social. No lo ha hecho hacia un lado, sino de forma intempestiva, anárquicamente agresiva. Aceptar ciertos hechos no significa aceptar todos los demás. Aceptarse como consecuencia de cosas es una invención tecnológica y no cultural, mientras que actuar desde la ínfima es un ataque a la inteligencia y no al bienestar público. Eso conquistó nada menos que la alta jerarquía política urbanista del país: en su opinión, psicopata o compita. Claro está: entre otras razones, quien defiende la invención tecnológica necesita ser psicopata. Sin embargo, hay tres motivos por los cuales en Isla se define como antivirgencrócima: porque se opone al descalificativo, porque defende las igualdad ante el Estado de Derecho y porque tiene un perfil autoritario (perfil frente a todo
The probability of acts of censorship is high
The figure of 50% is very high for the number of acts of censorship that can be considered favorable. That is because this figure includes only those acts that are considered by the security services as a threat to national security, or that are considered as a transgression of administrative or legal requirements. Furthermore, the figure of the majority of such acts is higher than 50%. As a result, it is not the total number of acts that determine the likelihood of censorship, but the fewest of them.
What is the real nature of criticism?
This question is easy to answer with the statement that criticism is an act of resistance against the dominant system. The resistance consists of three main elements: a sense of critique, a sense of self-reflection, and an attitude of indignation. Here are the languages in which criticism is practiced: French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, German, and English. The most prominent German philosopher, along with his British and American successors, Martin Heidegger, formulated the basic idea of criticism as follows: “We cannot allow ourselves to be led by the dominant system, because the dominant system is the system of expectations.”
What is the difference between political freedom and psychological freedom?
The main difference between political and psychological freedom is that in the former case the individual is under attack, while in the latter case he or she is defending himself or hers against attacks on his or her own person or the system as a whole. The so-called “attempt to impose one’s will” is a hallmark of psychological freedom. It is also called “deliberate COUNTY” or “deliberate COUNTY separatism.” On the other hand, the “right to choose” is a hallmark of political freedom. That is to say, the individual has the right to choose what system he or she wants to live in, and what system she or he wants to impose on the rest of us.
Isla límpida – The woman with an authoritarian personality disorder?
Isla límpida – The woman with an authoritarian personality disorder – is an American author and political activist. The author is a former member of the Maoist guerrillas, which led her to publish her account of her experiences in English through an alternative publishing house. Isla’s objective is to popularize the term “authoritarianism” in connection with mental illness in order to convey a more specific image of the disorder and its characteristics.
Conclusion
It may seem that the main difference between political and psychological freedom is the former’s attack on the individual, while the latter’s is an attack on the society as a whole. However, the following points should be kept in mind: The individual is not the center of gravity in the system; The individual has the right to choose what system he or she wants to live in, and what system she or he wants to impose on the rest of us; The individual has the right to seek help if he or she needs help; The individual has the right to make mistakes; The system has the right to correct the individual if he or she has done something wrong; The individual has the right to self-criticism; and The individual has the right to defend and promote his or her ideas. We believe that the definitions of freedom and tyranny presented here should be more than enough to help identify which European countries have the most freedom, and which have the most oppression. In other words, we hope that this article has provided enough context to help dispel the myth that the United States is a free society.