Sophia

I took a look at your work.

First I am impressed with your use of known philosophical fallacies to make your points.

Second, I am saddened that your country seems to heading in a bad direction. I was not aware that Modi's rhetoric is already leading to local people taking local "justice" in their own hands. This is equivalent to the SA of Nazi Germany.

The USA is close to this state. I believe that intimidation tactics are already being employed. Prominent Democrats sometimes have cars parked outside their houses with people inside, just watching. No violence yet, but these social mores are likely to change.

I don't have an immediate solution to this matter. Speaking up will have a price to pay in these situations. People have to make their own decisions.

I had learned about the persecution of the Uyghurs a long time ago. Various activists kept the story going. The Chinese government has not yet stopped, but they know the world is watching. Maybe solution is coming soon. Maybe your job is to keep the story going.

In 1986, I joined a political party in Canada and was quite active in this party. By 1992, I came to the conclusion that party politics was dysfunctional. I could not make the world a better place in politics, so I left. Where some political parties have gone since 1992 is not a surprise to me. The structure can allow an uncivil side to take over. India has this kind of political structure.

But somehow I invented another system of governance. And I have been promoting since 1997. There are no political parties. If you are interested, follow my byline.