By Chawki Amari
El Watan
Fragmented and isolated, frustrated by organizations and parties, leaders and gatherers, the ability to create real life change factors and elements natural discord, Algeria (ne) s are likely to find themselves on electronic networks. It is understandable, freedom of assembly and demonstration is related to law and stick to the mood of Yazid Zerhouni, what more natural than trying to be many and only with a PC and an Internet connection?
The meeting spaces are also a few stores open on Friday at 13h and up groups of more than three persons being subject to the approval of the general area, why not use virtual spaces to protest? Thus on Facebook, to name only the most popular networks for the exchange, you can find anything, activists and friends, perverts and liars, citizens and charming girls, in short, just about everything are in real life.
There are also small, as in life, true, and especially calls to form groups like "No third term", "Against the mediocre and the poetry, or the delicious" You too you want to adopt a young Swede of 20 years? "The limit of this kind of structure is related to its nature: where has a call to go protest against the dictatorship that installs? Nowhere, just a shedding of Sonelgaz that everything stops. The West, who invented Facebook, first finished building a participatory democracy before finding a new purpose in electronic networks. Algeria began at the end and we are still awaiting the start. But maybe. And if each group kidnapped a member of Facebook? Difficult, members are not on FaceBook. They are on vacation.
The transition with a new twist: "The West, who invented FaceBook first finished building a participatory democracy before finding a new purpose in electronic networks. Algeria began at the end and we are still awaiting the beginning "
Facebook was invented by the West. No more, no less. Watch the" W "capitalized West. But before Facebook, the West had built the participatory democracy. I do not know what it is west, but as far as I know, all the Western democracies are called "representative democracies". All work on the mode of elected representation.
But the most revolutionary is that the reporter tells us that after having invented democracy (forget the "participatory"), even West has found a new reason to be in social networks , and I am sure the journalist Facebook even think it's the new rationale for the West.
Fukuyama talked about the end of the story and the final triumph of liberal democracy. He returned since. Amari found the niche where the future post-democracy: in Facebook.
The last sentence is not bad either: " Algeria began by the end ... . If we follow the reasoning of the journalist, Algeria has found his purpose in social networks before building democracy. We fully appreciate the absurdity of the thing.
PS. I do not mention factual errors. The exact name of the Swedish group is "For every Algerian can adopt a young Swede of 20 years."
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