Contemporary Interests

Interests, for inconfessveis times. Some centuries later, no longer renaissance You take Morus (Sec XV), writes in its main workmanship ' ' Utopia' ': The princes ' ' they are interested themselves much more for the ways, praiseworthy or not, to obtain new reigns of what for they would take that them well to manage its domnios' ' Contemporary of Morus, Nicholas Maquiavel (sec XV), wrote ' ' The Prncipe' ' , one of the main ones treated on politics. In this workmanship it characterizes two bases of the power: ' ' seeing great them not to be possible to resist the people, they start to loan prestige to one amongst them and they make it prince to be able, under its shade, to give expansion to its appetite; the people, also, seeing not to be able to resist the powerful ones, comes back the esteem to a citizen and he makes it prince stops to be defended with the authority of the same. ' '. It moves what them? Its interests! Then this means that our personal interests are the point of strangulation of the social life? The society will be always and each worse time because we are guided by our interests that, nor always coincide with the interests of others? Yes and not. Yes, therefore we are interesseiros, and enters the good of the other and our good, we prefer ours. Not, therefore already we know that if not to create common objectives, we will construct, each time plus our proper disaster.

To prevent this was that we create the moral and the religions and all deuses. in relation to the action of the politicians, also valley the same I begin, that, by the way, already it was analyzed by the old ones. Aristotle says: ' ' The governments that have in sight the common interest are constituted in compliance with justice and, therefore, structuralized correctly, but those that they have in sight only the interest of the governing are all defective and deviated forms of the constitutions corretas' '. In electoral period we vote our interests in accordance with. It remains to know that interests guide the actions of that we choose. Neri de Paula Sheep?