Rreads 370- 29, 383-31, Jan. 2019

The Values and Democracy is entwined to castrate France and disorder whole world

     --- Freedom is misused as Amulets for brain defectives exerting animal instinct 

                  Frank  Mar. 26, 2016  in Waterloo, On. Ca.    

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There were many studies revealed it was that Chinese civilization inspired the European Renaissance and Enlightenment, such as Chinese ideas in the west indicated that it was that Christian missionaries in China introduced the civilization of China to Europe and to have inspired the backbone thinkers of the Enlightenment, such as, Voltaire, Leibniz, and then they triggered the Age of Enlightenment in Europe and the French Revolution later. 

But Western civilization went toward a completely different way with Eastern civilization.

No one would doubt the positive social significance of the freedom, democracy, fraternity and human rights of the Enlightenment thinkers who awaked from the Dark Ages, which published in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen that passed by France's National Constituent Assembly in August 1789 as a fundamental document of the French Revolution.

The freedom and fraternity has been misused and to have messed France since it was born. Only after increased the power of the president by the Constitution of the Fifth Republic under the leadership of Charles de Gaulle in 1958, France was established social order basically.

In today's world, in most countries, especially in the Western democratic countries as similar as that of France, a law-abiding citizen will have less feeling of the freedom is restricted.

However, over the years, those concepts have been wrongly used as shield and amulets for the barbaric acts by those brain defectives.

Ms. Madame Roland might be a sober lady who was earliest to question its negative effect during the concept was conceived with the argument - O Liberty! What crimes are committed in thy name!                        

The freedom, fraternity and Human rights entwined democracy together to make simple social problems too complicated to deal with.

Today, the society has provided adequate welfare and legal protection; the Trade Unions, that are making livings by the name of protecting human rights, have lost its positive meaning. Its culture has been negatively affecting social productivity. 

Feb. 21, 2013, the article French minister hits back at 'three hour day' attack reports that:

"Arnaud Montebourg, minister for industrial renewal in France, was subject to a written barrage of abuse from Maurice Taylor, chief executive of US tyremaker Titan, after the French politician appealed for financial support for an ailing Goodyear factory."

"Mr Taylor berated French workers for putting in just "three hours" a day, and said his company would be "stupid" to invest in the loss-making tyre plant in Amiens, northern France."

"'The French workforce gets paid high wages but only work for three hours. They get one hour for breaks and lunch, talk for three and work for three. I told this to the French union workers to their faces. They told me that's the French way!' Mr Taylor wrote."

In view of this, France comprehensive daily newspaper "Le Figaro" made an on line survey, there were 81 percent of French people said support the view of American boss. It clearly showed that French themselves also dissatisfied with the status quo of poor work ethic.

Jan. 28,  2013, France 'totally bankrupt', says labour minister:  Michel Sapin made the gaffe in a radio interview, which left French President Francois Hollande battling to undo the potential reputational damage. “There is a state but it is a totally bankrupt state,” Mr Sapin said. “That is why we had to put a deficit reduction plan in place, and nothing should make us turn away from that objective.”

Jan.  31,  2013, Most French people agree their country is 'totally bankrupt: In all 63 per cent agree that "in France, the state is bankrupt", with 45 per cent saying the claim was "more or less justified" and 17 per cent feeling it was "totally justified", according to a CSA poll for BFM TV.

Mar. 31, 2016, France: Mass protests against proposed labour reforms.

 

It is not just in France, but also many democratic countries are facing similar problems. People are excessive emphasis on personal interests with ignoring national interests.

The negative effect is more serious in Canada.

Oct. 1, 2012, Canada’s productivity lags U.S. in ‘virtually every instance’: Deloitte: “Canada’s productivity lags behind that of the United States in “virtually every instance,” including those industries that have been the cornerstone of Canada’s economy for decades — mining, oil and gas, financial services and manufacturing. The manufacturing sector was called out as a particularly poor performer, noting that U.S. productivity in the manufacturing has grown at a rate six times faster than that of Canada since 2000.” 

Aug. 20, 2014, the article that Canada losing steam in its push for an export boom said that “It is now cheaper to make goods in once-high-cost countries such as Japan or Britain than in Canada, according to a new map of global manufacturing competitiveness.”

“The consultants’ report benchmarks the relative cost of making goods in the top export economies by comparing the cost in each country to levels in the U.S. On an index where U.S. costs are equal to 100, Canadian factories tick in at 115 – a rise of 11 points since 2004.”

Equality and freedom have fallen into absurdity in the United States.

Mar. 29, 2016, New York college moves to strip gender markings from all bathrooms reports that: "Last fall, the oldest building on the Cooper Union campus underwent a sudden renovation. A group of students, agitating for their transgender classmates, stripped the words “men” and “women” off the doors of the Foundation Building’s restrooms."

"The act expressed years of pent-up frustration that in lower Manhattan, at one of the most liberal colleges in the country, students who failed to conform to gender norms nevertheless risked harassment whenever they went to the bathroom."

"But then, the unexpected happened. The signs were never replaced. And in an apparent first for a US college, the Cooper Union administration this month moved to remove the gender designations from all the bathrooms on campus by taking down the rest of the men’s and women’s signage from bathrooms."

"To the students involved, it was victory."

“'A public facility shouldn’t have to ask if you’re a man or a woman,' said Rio Sofia, one of the students who put pressure on the administration. 'It should just ask, do you need to pee or poop?'”

Mar 30, 2016, Transgender rights: The fight for gender-neutral toilets.

Mar 30, 2016, US college abolishes men and women lavatories to give freedom of choice to transgenders.