The “Outraged”: An Outrage Which Thrives on Illusions About Crisis, Democracy and the Market Economy
Submitted on October 12, 2011
What makes the “outraged” think that by referring to themselves as ordinary people they have acquired something like an entitlement, a right that the authorities show them some consideration? And are the authorities really committing a violation if they redefine what it is to be an ordinary person? Because that is what is happening and that is what the “outraged” refuse to realize.
