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Old 30th November 2004, 21:31
depassage depassage is offline
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I was always concerned about Morocco as the country where I lived almost all my live, I saw all the changes from the 70's, where the environment changed from a dictatorial regime but a very dynamic young people that were from the left , very secular and dreamers to a state of elites that have everything and a population that owns nothing just some fantasy and hope that everything will change, people are just getting more religious and stupid , the very urban middle class where I come from is just coming more miserable some of them escaped to be professional wannabes and go getters.
rich are becoming more richer, same bureaucratic machine , corruption, autoritarian ,very hierarchical society .
I'm wandering , am I the only guy that's noticing this , is it worth it to hope for a radical change , or just turn the page and live my new life in the new country I live in.
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Old 30th November 2004, 21:44
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I was always concerned about Morocco as the country where I lived almost all my live, I saw all the changes from the 70's, where the environment changed from a dictatorial regime but a very dynamic young people that were from the left , very secular and dreamers to a state of elites that have everything and a population that owns nothing just some fantasy and hope that everything will change, people are just getting more religious and stupid , the very urban middle class where I come from is just coming more miserable some of them escaped to be professional wannabes and go getters.
rich are becoming more richer, same bureaucratic machine , corruption, autoritarian ,very hierarchical society .
I'm wandering , am I the only guy that's noticing this , is it worth it to hope for a radical change , or just turn the page and live my new life in the new country I live in.
I think it will change when they will have more schools and colleges , all over Morocco , from tanga to lgouira . from the big cities to the little towns in atlas mounton , I think education will make big diference
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Old 30th November 2004, 22:24
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the elite deon't care about educating people .sorry it's not about education. you can educate people by teaching them propaganda in history.
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Old 30th November 2004, 22:33
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the elite deon't care about educating people .sorry it's not about education. you can educate people by teaching them propaganda in history.
If they are realy educated , they will find out the truth .
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Old 30th November 2004, 23:30
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you give way too much credit to education . which truth are you talking about , I have an engineering degree and two master's degree in the US and Canada , and still I don't know what truth is.
you're talking may be about free choice , morocco is not a free choice society, it's a collectivist society where individual values deos not exist.
sorry man, education is not the radical change I'm talking, you just didn't get my point
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Old 30th November 2004, 23:44
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you give way too much credit to education . which truth are you talking about , I have an engineering degree and two master's degree in the US and Canada , and still I don't know what truth is.
you're talking may be about free choice , morocco is not a free choice society, it's a collectivist society where individual values deos not exist.
sorry man, education is not the radical change I'm talking, you just didn't get my point
I agree with you about the freedome part , but the problem is : how are you going to free a people that most of theme doesn't now how to write or read ?
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Old 1st December 2004, 00:02
poubalo poubalo is offline
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for many years I lived out side of morocco , and I moved from africa to europe to america , I all the time tought about change in morocco until recently ,when I wen back , I saw people that doesn't know how to cross the street or crossing at red light , or crossing without giving sheeet to the trafic , it's crazy , I went to one small village where people still abusing animals < poor donkey > , plus abusing childrens < ali zaoua movie is a good exemple> . if you give those people the freedom before education and bread to feed their hungar , they will be evils , Iraq is one Exemple.
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