Saludos, estimado @palabras1.

De su reflexión sobre la realidad de las noticias, que cuando las consumíamos impresas en el papel de los diarios, al día siguiente servían para envolver el pescado. Hoy, miradas en las pantallas se vuelven más efímeras. Tragedias van y se acumulan. Solo siguen presentes en el sentir de los afectados, sus dolientes y unos pocos, muy pocos.

Por eso lo más valioso quedó resumido en su frase: "El poder es impunidad". Algo que debemos cambiar antes de que nos supere.
La sociedad necesita gobierno, pero no imposición. Algo que debemos cambiar para que en verdad sea en servicio de todos y no a la inversa, como sucede a la vista de todos los que lo quieran mirar. Cada día se deslucen más las democracias frente a la desilusión tras las elecciones. No me refiero a ningún país en particular, sino a todo el mundo occidental supuestamente libre.

Todos somos iguales, pero unos más que otros. No todos disfrutan de fueros, garantías, inmunidad o pasaporte diplomático.
Revoluciones y declaraciones de derechos fueron un paso que va quedando en papel mojado frente a la realidad actual.

Buena suerte y hasta la siguiente lectura.

Greetings, dear @palabras1.

Regarding your reflection on the reality of news, which, when we consumed it printed on newspapers, was used to wrap fish the next day, today, glimpses on screens become even more ephemeral. Tragedies come and go, accumulating. They remain present only in the feelings of those affected, their loved ones, and a very few.

That's why the most valuable point was summarized in your phrase: "Power is impunity." Something we must change before it overwhelms us. Society needs government, but not imposition. Something we must change so that it truly serves everyone and not the other way around, as is happening in plain sight of all who care to look. Democracies are becoming increasingly tarnished by the disillusionment following elections. I'm not referring to any particular country, but to the entire supposedly free Western world.

We are all equal, but some more than others. Not everyone enjoys special privileges, guarantees, immunity, or diplomatic passports.

That's why the most valuable point was summarized in your phrase: "Power is impunity." Something we must change so that it truly serves everyone and not the other way around, as is happening in plain sight of anyone who cares to look. Every day, democracies are becoming more tarnished by the disillusionment following elections. I'm not referring to any particular country, but to the entire supposedly free Western world.

We are all equal, but some more than others. Not everyone enjoys special privileges, guarantees, immunity, or diplomatic passports. Revolutions and declarations of rights have become mere empty promises in the face of current realities.

Good luck, and until next time.