The advantage with the cliche is that it accommodates limited circumstances, everywhere it is to occupy the space by putting an interpretive label the same goes for any explanation and justification and reinforces the worst cliches about how "of course" in this case I quote this passage of a forum Fathi Chamki published on Mediapart, it is the responsibility of ATTAC-Tunisia:
" Tunisia was socially battered throughout the 23-year reign of capitalism néolibéral.L 'social austerity, the case employment, the commodification of basic public services, plus a tax policy and practices predatory mafia clans Ben Ali have bled Tunisia.
This "analysis" is to liaise with the formula Marzouki Congress President for the republic, presidential candidate for the forthcoming Tunisian, who in an interview with Liberation said today, lamenting the slow pace of transition:
"It's a revolution youth and now led by a 84 year old! "
I do not see in the Tunisian context may well mean that" neoliberal capitalism, the commodification of basic public services "in a country where the state was everywhere, where free enterprise was aimed at reining in corruption I can see that there are "young rebels "and the confiscation of their revolt by old bleached in harness Ben Alli, I can see what drove Mohamed Bouazizi his desperate gesture ... nothing that resembles the Great evening Marxist expect feverishly all nostalgic The former Soviet Union. The little catechism of Attac recited folk everywhere even when it refers to nothing real, the hallucinatory mode, lacks the claims raised by young people for a general blabla intended to reassure leftism senile in his beliefs :
" It is said that Facebook was the catalyst for the revolution. It certainly exaggerated, but it is an indication of what the Tunisians, even poor, even forced, ferry or license in hand, selling vegetables on the sidewalk, have aspirations of First World. They want democracy, civil liberties and certainly not a state that decides everything up the management chain of hair salons . Hugh Serraf,
http://www.rue89.com/tribune-vaticinateur/2011/01/22/en-tunisie-une-revolution-liberale-186815
In the words of Lenin, what people want friends youth and how they struggle against collectors interested ...
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