Mikhail Leonidovich Khazin. (№ 365589)

Whenever we are talking about democracy and elections, everyone is talking about the public part and forget implicit. And the implicit part can be formulated in a remarkable expression, ceteris paribus. Ie we have candidates who are fighting among themselves, but they say the model we have is one and the same. If suddenly it turns out that the model changed, because the old no longer works, the crash begins. All the problems of today's political life in the world related to the fact that the economic model that was long, no longer works. But there is no democratic way to change the basic model, paradigm. Just because people do not know, do not understand. When there is a new model, you know, maybe two people, maybe five people. Just. So when it comes to this magnitude of changes, the whole democracy flies in the tar-Tarara. <....> If you look at liberal forums for the last year and you will see that they are moving away from the basic question. They are the distribution of responsibilities in our country are responsible for economic growth. And economic growth there. 6 years. You can draw anything. But no growth. And they would need to discuss. The Nobel prize is not awarded for the study of economic crisis, because in the framework of the economic science that exists, this crisis can not exist. And we liberals can't say that 6 years of decline. Although that's all they know. And the problem is that as long as the basic model works, you can come up with many models of democracy. But when we are talking about a global paradigm shift, in this case democracy does not work. And then to come hero. That their will and their energy, with the support of the masses, are no longer satisfied with the old model, that old model blows.