“To live is to face one problem after another. The way you look at yourself is what makes the difference. ”(Benjamin Franklin)

 “To live is to face one problem after another. The way you look at yourself is what makes the difference. ”(Benjamin Franklin)

We do not realize and it is difficult for us to accept that the measures to combat this “unknown virus” that KILLS PEOPLE, are being discussed in the public square, in an authentic “political chicane”, as if there were “left” measures in this matter. or "right". One of the biggest mistakes, according to my point of view, in the face of this global phenomenon that the Western world is still unable to deal with today, is that governments consider themselves responsible for the increase in the number of infections, hospitalizations and even deaths, to which I highlight another second mistake, which is to let you create the conviction that the money problem does not exist. In other words, what remains for the recipients of these explicit or subliminal messages is that everything is just a problem of competence of the boss !!!. “As long as there are unanswered questions I will continue to dream about the future in my own way, or as long as there are unanswered questions I will continue to make my future the way I dreamed.” (Anonymous)

We cannot feel as if "the government is controlling us". I feel like an adult who contributes to the security of our society and I want to teach, within my means and resources, in the same way to others. If we could all live with a little more attention to others, the world would be a better place. In this sentence attributed to the Dalai Lama it closes a lot, or almost everything that we must reflect: “There are only two days in the year that nothing can be done. One is called YESTERDAY and the other is called TOMORROW, so TODAY is the right day to love, believe, do and especially live. ”

Having arrived here, it may seem that I am “only” interested in the defense of the Government? The answer is simple. These behaviors lead to a "defeat" and I no longer have the psychological conditions to support a government like the one we had between 2011 and 2015, of the so-called neoliberals, with all the deprivations that this implied, especially for the elderly, nor for to watch the immense procession of canine adhesions, out of cowardice or conviction, in a behavior like "silly cockroaches", which the apparent, but false, strong voice, "authoritarian and austerity" of these "pseudo politicians" will make grow around them, especially among those who now they protest more, and who were silent, when they were supposed to protest, in a transformation “from men to cowards”. “Many powerful and manipulative, populist and self-serving attitudes have been manifested, with no remorse for using and manipulating suffering, confusion and disorientation in order to draw political dividends (...) This is the monster that the picture of Apocalypse "(D.José Ornelas, president of the Episcopal Conference last Sunday)