Nomadic Style

The cyclic even, every year, every spring with tragic consequences which is too acceptable in Afghanistan. The most prominent, amongst all is the normality of the event. You may are waiting to know further about this event. You know what is that? It is the normality of death and normality of nomadic style. Nomadic style is a prevalent, common and acceptable way of life which is recognized legally bye all political structure here. Actually the political attitude itself the nomadic style, culture, religion and social regime are the nomadic one. While all are the same, considering about freedom and justice too amazing. Killing brutally the people is the great proud for those perpetrate it, but the same is for government who motivate these actions.

Escape from freedom

Fromm ,Erich ( 1900 - 1980 ) wrote a book titled " escape from freedom".what matters here is not the book of Mr.Fromm, but the amazing discovering which i have reached nearly a week ago.the astonishing relationship which From has had with the " Frankfurt school " is still unknown for most of his readers.he was the first generation of the school of thought, but was famous in psycho-sociological approach on individual and social transformation. most of analytical and scientific findings in the ' Escape from freedom " is true and the same time applicable in most societies. one of those is Afghanistan. we escape from freedom, but urgently raises our voices for democracy,civil society and human rights. too amazing, having the Islamic human rights and democracy. but amongst these all, the most questionable subject is violent conflict which seems no end for that. i think, instead having paradise and democracy, fashionable slogans like that, we have to pause seconds, ask the same question which the people like Fromm ask themselves " “why mankind, instead of entering into a truly human condition, is sinking into a new kind of barbarism”. these question is the best and last, which can pave the way for implementation of values like democracy, human rights and others.
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