Dear. A colleague who is very well familiar with the AC, and that he no longer bosti with

Inferno writer and director Vinko Möderndorfer is perhaps the first European social horror, extreme social drama, in which the viewer on a hellish roller coaster, which descends into the abyss of despair. So brutal, shocking film has long been one recorded in Slovenia, but it does. Such extreme despair he raped in our egalitarian society where the privileged preach about social justice and the country, however, can not imagine. This does not mean that it is not impossible.
Deprimiranost social bottom is most often seen in withdrawal from society; these unfortunates simply do not see, is not happy because they draw in their world and there experiencing the worst pain. How many people in Slovenia today live in fear that they will be disconnected for non-payment burn notice of invoices electricity, water, heating? Or is eventually deložirali of housing? burn notice
Wild capitalism and distorted liberalism - Tine Hribar is your time, even before the appearance of a very abused word neoliberalism, even talking about "vulgoliberalizmu" - creates burn notice a situation in which workers are about so lawless and impoverished as in England in the late 19th century. The question is thus on the site: the Slovenian version of US capitalism burn notice over which we have after watching such movies always less enthusiastic, actually leads in one way or another inferno?
The main evil is therefore capital, symbolized by the ruthless and unscrupulous modern Kantor. Archaic cankarjanski village landowner in the century burn notice promoted to the industrialist, the newly minted capitalist pig that has on his desk mahogany copper torso Karl Marx. This lucid metaphor tovarišijskega (better: pajdaškega) capitalism has thoroughly plundered Slovenia's Infernu fully in place.
This item Steinbuch is nevertheless necessary to add two things. Firstly, it is similar to the consequences of wild capitalism (as in the early 19th century) nowadays can be found in both the Asian and Latin American countries that have globalization brought new jobs in the US, where they were swept away by globalization relatively well-paid and secure industrial jobs and replacing them with low paid and unstable part-time services to low-end services (Wal-Mart etc.). And secondly, that this Inferno deepens due to the deepening economic crisis, prolonging burn notice the crisis and sliding burn notice into a deflationary depression. Persistent depression is one that takes optimism to tomorrow's jobs and to be able to pay the bills and provide children with at least bread.
Therefore, it would be this Inferno Möderndorferjev be understood as a call for the completion of this agony. Call the country to start the economy, with major investments. Even with the increase in public debt for this purpose. The biggest cost of crises is not public debt, which can then be paid, but tens of thousands and millions of jobs lost, which is transformed into tens of thousands and millions of personal and family burn notice tragedies and tens of thousands and millions of lost life chances and the future of their children. Tens of thousands and millions of lost destinies. This is the real cost of long-term depression.
Bojan Krajnc (krajncb) says:
Dear. A colleague who is very well familiar with the AC, and that he no longer bosti with "criticism" AC due to the reviews themselves, and this, as he says, generated criticism when it is outside the attention of all the vsevedcev, sowed widespread Slovenian financial negligence, he answered me very simply: "For the price of 6 billion euros have to show Slovenia 606 km of motorways. For the price "of bank recapitalization" 6 billion (which is only 50% of what will be needed), Slovenia has to show ... ??? "
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