The end of democratic citizen in Albania!

It says: B EN ANDON

One of the most interesting and understandable addresses of O SBE- ODHIR addressed the Albanian public, under which it should be emancipated to vote democratically. Unfortunately, at this time, when corruption has been brought before any kind of protection and justification of the majoranca, it is exactly the indifference of the shocking public. Low mobilization to protest has released an entire national flexible anthropology to demand justice. The opposition has to put forth satanic efforts to get people to protest, while the majority simply keep silent so that they can keep the public to sleep after successive scandals that do not want to stop. Fenomen is broader, and you see this in civic commitment to change our day, but also to affect their contemporaries. Albania has no co-ordination in any of its development areas, even though conjuctures can integrate within the arch of two years into the EU.

The last “argument of democratic citizen” exceeds the Albanian case, where democratic apathy has long been the trigger for many of the opposition's complaints. One European study states that the vast population (or at least a considerable part) is lacking in the acquisition of values but also all elements related to democratic citizenship, both active and independent. In the real concept: A true democratic subx2> “should be rational, well informed (that is not missing in us, but quality is part of the debate) and should be actively involved in politics, with all the reason and desire needed to improve the community instead of purely private interests. The Albanian individual's desire and the December slogan '%90: “Make Albania as the whole of Europe”, could be the motto of our development, but he left room for anarchy and profit on everything possible at the expense of others. In the former Yugoslavia, this concept was forgotten because the confrontation was about survival of Milosevic's machine's barbarity that did not predict the disease, whose symptoms have been evident since the end of 80. In Greece, there is a sign that citizenship is still with democratic canons, perhaps from here, that it is transmitted to historical DNA.

The concept of democratic citizens includes active participation and civil engagement (there are few causes, apart from chemical weapons in us) to break up the tiring status quo like the last one in us. A democratic citizen is a critical thinker, who, thanks to culture, mind-making, faced propaganda and in the environments where he can express the word of pure articulate his opinion. And media people, in this case, should see public interest in the conjuctures. As well as being civil rights lawyers. In the latter, our social division is fatal, even in the most important issues, such as. when it comes to basic personal rights.

To give a hand to the collapse of the institution of “democratic citizen” has made a poor contribution to Mr. Rama and former Berisha. Where public messages are made outwardly, respect for the opinion of citizens is limited to cynical indifference. For days, Erion Brace, majority deputy, tries to appeal to Unit 5, but the answer is indifference, like any other concern. The face of the Albanian democratic individual has already remained only in the monologue, because there is freedom on paper, but there is no hearing; the account of officials is missing to say that it is rude (communification of Deputy Prime Minister Balluk is a cool example); transparency has been formidable, and for that the capital's municipal officials dared to touch and residential palaces with the justification of the earthquake! But the Albanian challenge goes even further with the opposition to antiliberal ideas, where while Berisha's Right identify the Liberals with SOROS, the left show with the cynicism of their level of governance that does not respect the media, civil society, but also the judicial approach itself. In terms of right, the arguments are numerous from the dictionary filled with the curse of Berisha and his citizens and associates, to Rama's harsh confrontation. “We have launched disturbing analysis of disturbing signs of judicial brutality. Attempted court magistrates and prosecutors together to raise wages by tearing apart the state ark. Ali himself and Caddy himself. I have also read a report on the brutal use of detention in Albania, which has placed Albania at its latest”, recently said in its podcast. The paradox is that there are truths in this argument, if you name Berisha's insults; as there are realities in what the country's prime minister says. In this case Albanian citizen and his belief in change suffer. Albania, in its harsh sense in the face of citizens, has broken down democracy. To think, for just a year near the ILD, complaints were filed by 8451 citizens to judges of all stairs and prosecutors. To think that after an entire Vetting process, it brought an entire army of people of justice out of the system and, again paradoxically, is making the Albanian citizen have no faith!

The suffering is compounded when he recalls that this legacy was spread by the Communist regime, which left a measure of what is known as the concept of the “power taught” and the absence of civic instruments of complaint. Thus, citizens today continue to deny their governments, as politics does, is viewed by a class that creates mechanisms to be led by its choices. In the Albanian case, concern remains political division, almost the same as in L2B that makes the debate difficult rational and informed, which can make the way for a healthy democracy. This environment has conveyed a polarity, without which it seems we cannot live “abnormally”. But the biggest blow is for the vote, where the public does not feel represented thanks to a system that usually conveys individuals well below the average public level in parliament. Moreover, when you don't believe that your vote makes a difference, why should the citizen engage? Recently, one of the biggest democratic apathy relates to this fact. Perhaps in the end, but most important is the fact that democratic citizens have killed the economy and huge inequality, as well as privileges to those close to power. The humble Albanian has seen this reality every day as bitter and brutal.

Returning to history: The concept of democratic citizenship has been maintained by a variety of great individualities until the time of the philosophers of Enlightenment. Solonius. VI BC) in Athics paved the way for citizens to participate in Eclezi. Then Kleesten “the father of Athenian democracy” and the most prominent Pericle of Athens (CESH). V before Christ, who demanded that poorer citizens be in public office. To continue in modern times with John Locke (Czech). X coordinate VII) who argued that all humans are created equal. Jean-Zakk Russo (Czech). X coordinate V III, who in the “Social Calatrate”, articulated the principle of popular sovereignty and defined “as a member of a collective body, continuing with the Declaration of Human Rights.

These historical developments, from the model of direct participation in ancient Athens to the theories of Universal Rights of Enlightenment, brought together the concept of modern democratic citizens. Along with that concept that in cyber-intelligence and artificial intelligence is being hit from all sides, while in Albania and a number of Eastern countries, the end has come... of the concept of the democratic city “”. The major social, cultural, economic and political crisis is spreading this often in Albania. Is there hope? Vaclav Havel, the philosopher of eastern democracies, gave a concept for democratic citizens to survive: “No free citizens, who respect themselves and autonomouss, cannot have free and independent nations. Without inner peace, that is, peace between citizens and citizens and the state, there can be no guarantee of external peace”. And the EU-ODHIR OS in its continuous and frozen relations... for democracy. (Homo Albanianicus)