Live together

Author: Christian Michel
Pages: 270

"Living together" is a title that echoes an omnipresent social theme, on all sides of the political spectrum, each brandishing it as an inaccessible ideal, symbol of a reality that on the contrary goes as if in the opposite direction. Christian Michel took it as a theme to propose to respond, often very concretely, to this ambition, which should however be only the normality of a society calling itself civilized. Which leads him to ask himself, to ask us a dozen very simple big questions, but which allow this work to open its heart to liberal democracy whose current events display the decay. "How to think about politics today?" "How to think about the economy today?" This is already enough to launch a deep reflection. But he goes further, he dares to ask us: "Should we obey the laws of our country?" But let us not be mistaken. This is not a violent revolutionary who is questioning himself, but on the contrary a great humanist. The pages and questions turn and little by little the author draws the society to which he aspires, the one he transmits to us in this work, where "Living together" is also a real good life. Where the values ​​nourishing human relations are freed from ideology and kneaded with respect. At a time when abstention has become the first electoral camp, he paints like the political program of an anti-politician, the program that could suit all those who only ask to live, freely.