The majority in the quota rule: political or sectarian?

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The majority in the quota rule: political or sectarian?

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The majority in the quota rule: political or sectarian?
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Arrogant belief in what is right is a vast and terrible source of many misfortunes (Facebook)

Historical evidence tells us that peoples who do not share a common destiny lead them to discord, even if it takes a long time. Especially if the ruling elite contributes to this matter, whether directly or indirectly. The danger that lies in our current Iraqi situation is that there is no real unity of destiny. The true unity of destiny that unites them is the division of wealth among them. We are still, for example, skeptical about the positions of the Kurds regarding the unity of Iraq, and about the extent of their seriousness in defending its lands if they were subjected to penetration. I do not mean the defense of Kurdistan only, but all of its lands that collectively constitute its political unit, and I am afraid that our political elites do not have this necessary national awareness.

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The concept of the political majority applied in the ancient democracies does not find acceptance by sectarians except in terms of being an official spokesperson and a literal translation of the sectarian majority

The situation is not different with the Shiite political elites, as the defense of the country is conditional on sectarian discourses, as the defense of its territorial integrity takes sectarian categories as a defining introduction to the meaning of national loyalty. Being the official spokesperson and literal translator of the sectarian majority. All of these premises can constitute dangerous premises, even on a remote level, by fragmenting the country’s political unity and turning it into a large sectarian camp. You have no right to express a different opinion that does not conform to the sectarian logic, so you will find yourself exiled or dead.

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The empire of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]Without a single shot being fired, the countries that broke away from the Soviet Union did not feel any nostalgia to return again. We also do not forget the tragedy of Yugoslavia and how it ended torn apart and each country that was forming this union, unilaterally governed itself after a bloody civil war. These federal entities lacked the unity of a common destiny, but they were bound together by the rule of military hegemony, especially in the Soviet Union, and by the rule of iron and fire. But in the long run, this iron melts and becomes lava, which throws itself everywhere, and its torrents swallow everything in front of it and turn it into ashes. We may argue about the external factor, and that is absolutely true, but no external force can fragment a country deep enough into a unity of destiny. As some thinkers mention, that the common interest requires a balance between returns and responsibilities, and that if control is an end in itself, it will lead to a dead end, and the latter is very frightening in a country standing on the palm of an imp, such as Iraq.

Without a doubt, the methods of tyranny and control will generate its opposite, which is the opposition in its various forms, violent and soft, and this is what happened in Tishreen, as despite the peacefulness of this uprising, it was a prominent sign and a clear indication of the general popular discontent with these elites who directly contribute to the destruction of the country.

Then, in the language of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] , we need no further demonstration that arrogance is a dead end, hard to survive in a world of steadily opening up and almost unchecked to a very large degree. Those arrogant irresponsible arrogances will quickly drown, even the financial returns they have accrued from the vast corruption they do not enjoy, microcircuits of data will reach every dollar they collect.

The rational, balanced politics is the bet for every Iraqi politician to mitigate the grave dangers afflicting the country. He is exposed to division, loss of the noble sense of coexistence, and the emergence of chronic social and security diseases. public opinion to maintain the momentum of such slogans, which in turn ensure the permanence of these inexperienced political elites. Hostile feelings are expanding, frustration factors are too many to mention, and these are all time bombs and are terrible feeding factors for all forms of violence in the future.

The arrogant belief in the truth is a broad and terrible source of many calamities that beset us, and the source of all our calamities and sufferings, so that those who live in the waste lands “Al-Hawasem” think that they are right, and they are inspired by this feeling from their elites who practice with them all forms of deception, but this elite The political outcome will most likely be to fall into the trap of self-isolation, even if after a while, narrow interests and sectarian obsessions are not long-lived at all.

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The majority in the quota rule: political or sectarian?

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