People are realising that others don t necessarily have to be an enemy. People are changing positions, but they will have to change leadership as well. The majority of leaders during this time have fought wars and therefore cannot be expected to work towards stabilisation. People are expecting shifts on issues concerning social security, labour, existential and schooling. That is the basis upon which the opposition parties have strengthened.
Extreme nationalism is dangerous.
On the other hand, moderate quantities are constructive if you wish to preserve cultural identity, language, religion, and ways of life. As such, it is positive for every community that is not monolith and uniformed. Problems are generated when you think of yourself as the one and only. Sometimes, I make decisions instead of the leadership, as at times it is easier for somebody else, like me, to make compromises. In this way we have made decisions on registration plates, the convertible mark, which is especially popular in all areas with weaker currency.