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and so when you're so pretentious to lean up against your authority who doesn't want to discuss the possibility of a collegial authority, then it can be that you're subject to either a certain shame or in contrary some sadic pleasure.
a shame to disregard the authority and tell it that it is wrong in refusing directorial leadership, that the establishment and the people is ready for such. a shame because isn't it quite daring to demand such an important change to the constitution? who knows the consequences and who knows them better than the all-knowing and experienced authority of a president? there comes the shame. - which makes you manipulable, weak, leading to rather suicide under the pressure of the obstructing government than success in asking for collegial rule or direct democracy.
it can also be that respect of authority has never been a strength. these kind of rebels are less likely to suicide themselves but tend to forget - in their sadic pleasure of obstructing the president in feeling right - that we might live only once, as well the president.
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19-july-2o2o
