Political Inertia

Every politician when elected tends to fall into inertia because it made more promises than it can deliver. In fact only really engage with 100% of its forces towards the sponsors of their campaigns, with their partisan supporters and allies. Being in the government's political inertia forget that the power conferred on them are limited ... That can be revoked ... In this context of political inertia of "leave it to see how it looks," needs of the people end up in the background. However, the people especially the young people who will inherit the future, are not at all happy with this "status quo" depressing and repressive.
 
And this is a worldwide phenomenon, because the 21st century will not be a replay of the last century. Will be very different. So go through an era of global adjustment troubled political, economic and social. And surely, the world will be much better after the global crisis ends. But the "stick will still eat too much" cities apart for a good few years. And the rulers who insist on obsolete political practices of the past and will not hear the messages of the streets, will be deleted permanently from power. God is Great. And the voice of the people is the voice of God.
@ pjvalente