Precej žalostno, če mene vprašate Pretty sad, if you ask me

A ni zanimivo, da nikoli ne slišimo poziva katerega od naših (niti evropskih) politikov finančnim mogotcem, naj dajo delavcem NJIHOV pošteno (in težko) prisluženi denar, medtem ko so jih vseskozi polna usta navodil, kako je treba zdaj, v krizi, nujno pomagati z (našim) denarjem bankam in podobnim ustanovam, ki že tako ali tako nesramno bogatijo na naš račun, torej tem istim, ki so zaradi pohlepa in pokvarjenosti tudi glavni razlog za nastalo situacijo.

Neverjetno je, da se to dogaja tudi pri nas, ki smo se temu enkrat že uprli. Nič se nismo naučili. Ali pa hitro pozabljamo.

Ali je bil prejšnji sistem res slabši od tega? Vprašanje je zgolj retorično, dovolj zgovorno je namreč že to, da imamo trenutno za idealni sistem tistega, ki kot največjo vrednoto smatra kapital in je koneckoncev po njem dobil tudi ime. Precej žalostno, če mene vprašate.

[da vam ne bi pokvarila vikenda, dodajam vsaj nekaj dobre glasbe]

Isn’t it interesting that we never hear a word from our politicians (nor wider in EU) that financial magnates should pay workers THEIR fair (and hard) earned money, but we often hear them whining how it is necessary to give money to banks and other similar institutions to help them out of this crisis, that is, to support the same people who are the main reason for the situation because of their greed and corruption and who have been already enriching themselves at our expense so far.

It’s unbelievable that this is happening also here, in my country, because didn’t we resist to all this once before? Haven’t we learned anything or we just forget so quickly?

Was the previous system really worse than this? It’s just a rhetorical question, namely, only the fact, that we consider as an ideal system right now the one that has a capital for its main value and it is even named after it, it says it all. Pretty sad, if you ask me.

[for not destroying your weekend I'm adding at least some good music]