And total policy understood as buying votes, no matter what the people want, the people to which they will conveniently say what they want, ie football, competitions, food, the culture of hypocrisy, create a hypocritical society where the leaders tell you what you want to hear to keep the image because what matters is winning votes, leaders who know they are saying something no one believes, and that cancer is growing and consuming forces to fight.

And that is a path certainly sweet, is the slow death, as a bracero is consumed, as those who drink the hemlock that gave the great Socrates are dying, that is sleeping the whole organism, and one dies with the smile in the lips and the other path is rebellion, but rebellion is not a high-sounding gesture, it is not a cry, it is not an insult, it is not a stone, it is not rude, it is much deeper, rebellion is a cry of intelligence, of the will that says: I do not want to say yes to this situation, because I do not want to, because I understand that there may be another way, and therefore I do not assume this rottenness and I do not participate in it and I fight against it . And this attitude is an intellectual attitude, and when I say intellectual I do not speak of a university student, I speak of the mind of any human being, that positioning that comes from the mind and the heart, from the fire of wanting to change, that is the fundamental rebellion.

Rebellion is to say that we do not accept that competitiveness and the market govern the destinies of societies that understand that there is a universal declaration of human rights that has to be fulfilled, where men and women are exactly the same, where there are no marginalized, that cost a lot of time and a lot of sacrifice, but it is beautiful to fight, even to die for that, because in the end we have to die, because we die fighting for a noble ideal and not consuming ourselves like a brazier, means to defend that there are values ​​that must be maintained, the beautiful value of equality, the blood is red and we all have red, an essential equality, not egalitarianism, to treat a person for what he is. A PERSON.

And together with equality, freedom, a freedom that gives me a job, a roof, a job, stability, and being able to vote in elections, not this freedom that we have where I have to stand in line and not talk about the government because I am a prisoner, where I have a job and a house while I am silent, since nothing belongs to me, and even if I am going to vote in the elections in this way I am not a free man, I am moved by my hunger, by my need to have sell me every moment for work.