I personally believe that the LEVEL OF SOCIAL SATISFACTION must be taken as criteria while evaluating the desirability of a ruling party. If a larger section of the society derives reasonable benefits from the various policies, programs and strategies of the ruling party while only few don’t, the level of social satisfaction is high and hence the ruling party is socially desirable and highly commended. In contrast, if a larger section of the society doesn’t derive reasonable benefits from the various policies, programs and strategies of the ruling party while only few do, the level of social satisfaction is low and hence the ruling party is socially undesirable and highly loathed. I am of the opinion that, considering the facts on ground, the ruling EPRDF is socially desirable and highly commended. Political opposition parties like Andinet and Semayawe have been making repeated mistakes simply because they have been erroneously measuring the desirability of the ruling EPRDF solely taking LEVEL OF PERSONAL SATISFACTION (but not LEVEL OF SOCIAL SATISFACTION) as their criteria. Therefore, such parties don’t care about the society and social satisfaction as long as their predetermined individual and personal satisfaction is met. SIGIBGIB HULA!!!!! Magertu Regassa
Posted on: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 12:24:59 +0000
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