Love: A Term Which Has

They (the Novelists) Became The Voice Of The Citizen Against The Ubiquitous Raison D'état, Which Reappeared Endlessly To Justify Everything From Unjust Laws And The Use Of Child Labour To Incompetent Generalship And Inhuman Conditions On Warships. The Themes They Popularized Have Gradually Turned Into The Laws Which, For All Their Flaws, Have Improved The State Of Man.

Faith: The Opposite Of Dogmatism.

We Must Discover How To Ask Simple Questions Of Ourselves.

Panic: A Highly Underrated Capacity Thanks To Which Individuals Are Able To Indicate Clearly That Something Is Wrong. Given Their Head, Most Humans Panic With Great Dignity And Imagination. This Can Be Called Democratic Expression Or Practical Common Sense.

Of Course, Corporations And Governments Have A Right To Something For Their Money. They Pay The Wages. But They Don't Have The Ethical Right To Literally Purchase The Copyright Of A Citizen's Potential Contribution To Society. In A Democracy They Should Not Have The Legal Right To Silence The Quasi-totality Of The Functioning élite In Order To Satisfy A Managerial Taste For Control And Secrecy.