Egalitè

I hope that French revolutionaries forgive me for this resumption of a saying, that here is very partial, because it should be Libertè Egalitè Fraternitè, principal saying of French revolution at 1789, but I take these words for other motive, this is that equality of title is to political men and their strategy; read of Plutarch this is Advises to political men, is a book at 1th century after Christ, and are very much descriptions of  strategy to policy, first is oratory and Plutarch gives advises about human gender and his reaction about some character of people, one exemple, Plutarch when he says about to people and reaction when somebody wants leads it: the people not wants certainly to lead by somebody, and is very much if this people undergoes voice and figure of leader… and: policy man must ovoid reproaches and scandals because the people is very curious about his private life besides public life , how he eats, and what he eats, how is his marry and his loves…; this seems read a new papers today, and for this question an episode is very remarkable, a Roman political man, Livy Druso that answered to an artisan that has had proposed to open doors to a late of home so that nobody sees his live, and this work would be costed five sesterces, and Livy said: I will give to you then sesterces if you make my home transparent so that everybody cans look my life; and Plutarch adds that: “The people looks also and above all character, thinks, actions and life of men, and their private life is motive to agree and hate and contempt…I don’t think that somebody not hated a policy man alone for this character or defect, therefore political man must be as centuries ago; this is possible because people leaded by a political man is same to every time and century.

Alessandro Lusana