I'm working on translating a series of less known patriotic writers and populists of the past from Italy and Greece into English, I believe their love for their country can and should inspire our current generations.
It's a little step but I'm taking it.
I'm also running for City Council in my town next year.
I gotta run in the least corrupt (but still a bit sketchy) of the parties, but I think that with friends that are running in other parties but have similar goals to mine we can literally start reshaping our societies from the ground up.
We gotta start working ourselves, and stop relying completely on a strong man to do the bulk of what needs to be done.
Thank you very much. I'll probably post here again soon as I'm done translating a few things that could be interesting. For now I'm working on the treaty of a late 19th century Italian nobleman from my town, he was basically advocating for an educated and politically active populace to curb the power of "robber barons" and "the rapacious church" back in the 1860s! Something which is honestly still super relevant today (except our rapacious church is noth just the Catholic Church, but mainly the Church of the Woke)When basically everyone else here thought that peasants weren't really people, just lesser beings.
I'm working on translating a series of less known patriotic writers and populists of the past from Italy and Greece into English, I believe their love for their country can and should inspire our current generations.
It's a little step but I'm taking it.
I'm also running for City Council in my town next year.
I gotta run in the least corrupt (but still a bit sketchy) of the parties, but I think that with friends that are running in other parties but have similar goals to mine we can literally start reshaping our societies from the ground up.
We gotta start working ourselves, and stop relying completely on a strong man to do the bulk of what needs to be done.
Good luck to you.
Thank you very much. I'll probably post here again soon as I'm done translating a few things that could be interesting. For now I'm working on the treaty of a late 19th century Italian nobleman from my town, he was basically advocating for an educated and politically active populace to curb the power of "robber barons" and "the rapacious church" back in the 1860s! Something which is honestly still super relevant today (except our rapacious church is noth just the Catholic Church, but mainly the Church of the Woke)When basically everyone else here thought that peasants weren't really people, just lesser beings.
Sounds super interesting actually. Hope you're able to share it when ready.