Academic Elitization of the Political Participation?
As long as we understand, and accept, the determinant influence of the sociological, cultural and economic factors on the construction of a social substrate, we find ourselves in a complex situation about it's political participation.
A competent participation and execution about political dealing demands a considerable level of knowledge (or maybe looks too much knowledge because of brasilian mediocre education level), but we know the knowledge distribution, and mainly the material and psychological conditions to seize it, were, and still are, also unfairly distributed.
So, how can we ask for knowledge obligations to execute political services if this knowledge (and it's material and psychological conditions to seize it) already is unfairly distributed, giving advantages for few and disadvantages for many?
Who blindly preach for an academic elitization of the political participation just contributes to this exclusion that already exists; however, this use of the liberty and rights to favor a political structure and it's power eternalization - as it has been done - give margin to fairly questions.
To hope that education, that since préschool along to graduate instils just domestication for work, promotes enough conditions for real change is slight ingenuous.
We realized it's not about a simple resolution.
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