My friend, What follows is a reflection intended for you. I publish it in this blog as a better alternative to sending you a Drive. Plus, I might need to retrieve it. The topic in question is not precisely niche nowadays. It was your impression that in America there is less social cohesion than in Europe, that is, that in America there is a weaker union among the inhabitants of a given place in favour of their particular ideological and religious groups. If I was mistaken, I beg you correct me. Social cohesion is not a luxury, but a necessity, among the individuals that share a given territory. Social cohesion is not simply living amongst eachother, to coexist. Trading, having a beer and sharing the same streets are part of the economic and social categories. Social cohesion, I argue, is the domain of politics. And, as the always polemic but always lauded Carl Schmitt always defended, that is the difference between friend and enemy. A professor I had described an anecdote of a Jewish s...
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