unfortunately, we are living in an era where dictators masquerading as democrats are distorting the very concept of democracy. They persuade populations that democracy is flawed, thereby shifting public opinion in favor of accepting a dictatorial “hero” who garners support by using democratic rules to assert their power. My concern lies in the fact that this attitude is too easily accepted by a public distracted by superficial attractions, which provide an illusory sense of fulfillment and, in some cases, power. This is leading the population towards a loss of identity and to a level of alienation such that we are no longer capable of reacting to those who are mocking us. I place a lot of trust in the new generations; among them, perhaps, a light will shine and guide us toward creating a better world.
The picture is cute. You should see my wolf Esuh he is losing his fur and looks a lot like a sheep.
I do not believe the youth will see the light or make a change since they can not tell the difference. Perhaps women of some nations might since they already refuse to have children.
Perhaps in 100 years the need for change will be there if people feel miserable enough and most of them gave up on drugs. But if you ask me in 100 years is too early. I truly hope by that time (history)books and culture still exist.
All we can do is to create a better world for us and hope that light will shine on others doing the same.