BTQ[142] + Complex Relations + Threatening Democracy!

Silencing The Feminine Energies by Walt Pourier.

BedTime's Quote[142]:

"Communists taught us how to be tight with money, and wide open to weapons.While Capitalists taught us how to be good with money and stupid with weapons, the Arab governments teach us how to be stupid, tight, and bad with both " --[x] [Political-Understanding].

"Crying from inside before even tears come outside is the saddest and most painful moment anyone can experience, especially when tears refuse to come out, and your eyes are left dry and full of sadness. At this specific moment, you become silent, emotional-less, and wish to scream but you can't"--[x] [Psychological-Understanding].

"One of the Nationalist teachings teaches People that everything belongs to them is the best from their king to their accent"--[x] [Political-Understanding].

Psychological Status: suicidal.
Political Status: Active, angry.

Complex Relations

A woman in a red dress,
Holding a child wearing a blue skirt,
Walking on a white street,
Heading to a green tree,
Looking for a man in a black shirt,
behind the tree,
holding a yellow flower.
They are mother and daughter,
the tree and the flower.
And he is the father,
and the street.
Copyright@[x].

Note: The poem, Complex Relations, is just a random writing, I tried to show the relations between family members in a certain environment which happened to be a public park!

Mynote:
What's threatening Democracy is Itself!

Alexis De Tocqueville, a great French political prophetic thinker (1805-1859), wrote in his book "the old Regime and Revolution ":

" Because the Revolution seemed to be striving for the regeneration of the human race even more than for the reform of France, it lit a passion which the most violent political revolutions have never before been able to produce. It inspired conversions and generated propaganda. Thus, in the end, it took on that appearance of a religious revolution which so astonished contemporaries. Or rather, it itself became a new kind of religion, an incomplete religion, it is true, without God, without ritual, and without life after death, but one which nevertheless, like Islam, flooded the Earth with its soldiers, apostles, and martyrs."

Tacqueville's words might sound pleasant. However, actually He thought that Islam was injurious to Democracy in his famous book "Democracy in America" which he wrote 170 years ago, and it's considered to be his best work and a very reliable and valuable source for many "Freedom seekers" in the West. In his book he wrote:

" Muhammad brought down from heaven and put into the Koran not religious doctrines only, but political maxims, criminal and civil laws, and scientific theories. The Gospels, on the other hand, deal only with the general relations between man and God and between man and man. Beyond that, they teach nothing and do not oblige people to believe anything. That alone, among a thousand reasons, is enough to show that Islam will not be able to hold its power long in ages of enlightenment and democracy, while Christianity is destined to reign in such ages, as in all others."

He thought that Islam would not last for ages in today's world since he believed it was like any human-made laws that can face errors and would not be able to face the reformations and enlightenments of democracy. However, his blinded atheist secularist statement is indirectly admitting that Islam is more complete religion than any other. And, today, The World has become more Muslim than ever. It might be threatening to those on power, because people like Bush, and many others bloody creatures are not there for Democracy or whatever, they are there to last forever. They look at Islam as a threat because they see themselves as threats as well. In fact, every one is a threat to them as long as one doesn't like their opinions and has power to make a change like how Che Guevara was killed and many other non-muslims revolutionists who opposed imperialism. They weren't Muslims and were still killed. It's not Islam that's threatening so-called Democracy, Mr. French thinker Tocquivelle, but It's the clash between The greedy Minority on power and the Majority with opinions and desire to make a change for a better society. And this leads me to his prophetic quote that he wrote in "Democracy in America" 170 years ago:

"The American Republic will endure, until politicians realize they can bribe the people with their own money"

In other words:

"The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money."

And that's democracy for you Mr.Frenchman after 170 years.

Good night Dear readers.