
I bring to table the discussion about whether the shots are an effective and democratic student pressure, I say this based on making the house our beloved Central U. Chile, which in fairness caused a great stir in the press and public opinion as they had done the other universities who were unemployed.
1 .- This shows that the only way to be heard is through shots or use of violence? 2 .-
violates democracy take U?
Personally I think it is the only way nor the best, I think the leaders of the federations have a great responsibility in this, to create linkages with authorities and mobilizing power or not, so we should first exhaust the dialogue until dialogue of the deaf there to do some act of taking.
And to think that this decision, but I think it is undemocratic, responds to a logic where in this country think that students are irrational and selfish, but also roads and drunk! (Nakever) so always make us see as irresponsible, capricious and demanding rights that are no longer used because they are impossible to fulfill (right to education, article 19 N º 10 of the Constitution). I think we can deal with this rather than trying to be heard in ways most violent and undemocratic, because if the rights are is to be respected and if no claims for their rights of provision is because everyone in this country are blind, deaf and dumb , in addition to selfish because nobody cares that clinics falling apart and nobody cares that education is another good tradable with same rules as an ordinary market with poor quality (with few exceptions) and more over a misunderstood Christian concept, that of the submission, what is that perhaps we should be silent and bow their heads when we move to bring? I think that's not the idea, and the example of Christ reveals that the worst that society can do as a Christian majority is silent because it is cowardly, because it builds community.
PS: sorry for passing values \u200b\u200bbut I thought it important to connect these ideas to explain the outrageous individualism of our society where what happens to the neighbor does not matter.