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way of the world (3): indignation you!

My neighbor loves France and he likes to explain the greatness of this country which he said is the best place on earth . He postcards he shows me, but they have been sent by a French woman with whom he is feverishly. Whenever he receives a missive from his sweetheart he comes hit home for me to show it. I reminded that this neighbor has never set foot in France? And I asked him how he imagined this country. He sees a blue sky. With friendly people. Without strikes. Without ministers' trips sponsored by some North African countries whose presidents are hunted by the people. He sees it as a country without discrimination, where blacks and Arabs have equal rights as "French stock. So he wondered what keeps me in California instead of going to enjoy the rights that France accords to everyone. I smiled and told him that I ask myself the same question. And as I have no answer, I stay where I am.

Hessel: I am indignant, so I am!

The dog of the same neighbor has lost half its tail. We do not always know who may have committed a crime that could push Brigitte Bardot to indignation. Yes, France is the motto here: you indignant. Even if there is no reason you indignant. You indignant with the old and wise Stéphane Hessel (92 years). This has spawned a book of 32 pages pages under very threatening: indignation you! (Ed. Native, 3 euros). And it's a bestseller and "theory" policy. Why write books of 500 pages so you can easily get people to indignation with a few lines? The world is now complex and difficult to find reason to be indignant? The wise Hessel, former Tough, says to search, dig, there is always somewhere a ura right to be angry even if Sarkozy is no longer in power. Poverty immigration, economic power, look, look, you will find! Indignation is perennial, my friends. Not need a reason. You still can not find? So indignant yourself against internet connection is slow. Indignant you cons candy that are no longer pink. Indignant you cons rivers no longer rivers alone. And this morning I take offense against the person or animal that has cut the tail of my neighbor's dog. I just sent a letter to Stéphane Hessel about it. I await his reply. So goes the world and us.