Western Geopolitics An Infantile Disorder

Seen from Washington, Europe s attention seeking and responsibility shirking behavior appears infantile.

The 25th of January is still a victory to me, whatever happened. As Mubarak is now in jail, military personnel idiocy is exposed.

The adult literacy classes, as a direct and indirect way of promoting education in the family, which consequently benefits the infantile education.

Infantile or not, there is a common human craving for taking vicarious pleasure in the lives of kings, queens, and other shining stars.

Who'll give us such gems of idiocy then? Ban chicken to cut waste, mixing non veg with veg https t.co ec3MTLDCAb Shekhar Gupta ( ShekharGupta) July 10, 2017

In an attempt to reduce the rates of mother to child transmission of HIV AIDS, an infantile lactose formula was supplied to the mothers of HIV AIDS infected babies.

Catholics and Protestants in Ireland were killing each other for a century, but now that they are in the EU, they have recognized the idiocy of their conflict and the inevitability of reconciliation.

With the US politically paralyzed by the Republicans infantile political tantrums, and Europe focused on ensuring the survival of the ill conceived euro project, the lack of global leadership was a major complaint at Davos.

The whole point of acts of idiocy is that they leave you totally uninsured they leave you exposed to the world and exposed to your own vulnerability and fallibility in face of, frankly, a fairly indifferent universe.

In part, we have the legacy of Freud, who was a pessimist, who said that pursuit of happiness is a doomed quest, is propelled by infantile aspects of the individual that can never be met in reality.

It's nothing like the process I would have wanted, but we can't lose more, and now we need to do the very best we can. Whatever the party politics, those standing against bigotry, discrimination, and downright idiocy must stand together.

But our chances of ensuring a more sustainable world would be higher if we had not allowed ourselves to be blinded for the past decade by the combination of the public relations stunt known as the Kyoto Treaty and the idiocy as usual known as the Bush administration.

It immediately brought to mind those political cartoons that appeared during the Spanish American War, when the US media played a pivotal role in presenting Uncle Sam as the savior of the half naked, infantile, natives of the diseased and poverty stricken tropics. In the NYT story, about the Zika epidemic in Puerto Rico, the imperial gaze is clear.