A crise da democracia e a violência política: impactos e a vitimização

Abstract

ENGLISH VERSION- THE DEMOCRATIC CRISIS AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE- IMPACTS AND VICTIMIZATION

Keywords: Democracy, Infinitism, Radicalization, Trauma and Violence.

Political Scientists are concerned about this decade's political and social instability worldwide. There are multiple crises domestically and globally. Also, there are different visions and perspectives in micro conditions, but there is consensus in the macro paradigm for example in the Democratic Crisis and the increase of political violence. This condition elevates the number of problems to be confronted, especially abusive and persecutory regulations against the private sector and violations of constitutional and human rights from various parts of the human being species and its societies.

This damage in the process creates traumas and victimization both in individual and collective forms because populations and institutions are being harmed by abuse of political power, excessive defamations and misinformation, and incentives for persecution and violence. Therefore, we as a society have become victims (directly and indirectly) of public officials, groups, and individuals, whose finality is to promote a project of destruction and the intensification of the crisis with a lower quality of life. This text does NOT intend to point fingers or to defend a political preference. The text is only focused on identifying and answering this catastrophic multiple crises based on a political level, that prevails and self-determines some aspects like social division, binary hyperpolarization, use of violence, socio-economic and institutional dysfunction, and the political time paralyze.

This scientific article will cover four interconnected factors on the issues of Democratic crisis and the intensification of political violence in our time: why it is important to understand the bases and complexities that formed the crisis to respond to it with efficient approach ways; the victimization process in this matter for all; the obstacles and possible strategies in this chaotic environment for societies, and public and private institutions; and why we should confront this crisis.