, Switzerland show the selfishness of the rich, and decide at their own well-being, and not by the Constitution. Results of the referendum would be based not on the Constitution, which put the people on the right. Switzerland is a "great Lega Nord" - in reference to the far-right separatist party in Northern Italy - and so would the only way through until a situation would result where everyone gets the ringing in the ears. Then the screaming Swiss "Mom" would. He was since so blasphemes over Switzerland earlier rebellious student leaders and is now 65 and Green MEP Daniel Cohn-Bendit, the German-French-born politician who is in Switzerland not unknown, after he led in the nineties a Fensehsendung . Cohn-Bendit is also believed referendums should be possible in a democracy, but we see the example of Switzerland, that this is not a panacea. Because Switzerland produce poll results that he did not like.
protest in Germany for weeks, the opponents of Stuttgart 21 on the road. Protesters block rail lines because of a Castor transport of nuclear waste. They go against nuclear power on the road. Train drivers threaten to strike, just as the pilots of different airlines. Throughout the public service, it rumbles, whether on public transport, public health or the unions, who fear for their pensions. In France, the protests subsided towards the urgently needed pension reform in after several weeks, after the country came to the brink of economic stagnation. The riots in the suburbs of big cities are latent in the background, it only takes a small spark to ignite it. In Greece, was ordered out by the state after the near bankruptcy a strict austerity program, protesting and striking people almost daily. In England it is after the announcement of the strike package of austerity measures by the Government of Cameron's only a matter of time, go to protests and strikes. In Italy, Spain, Portugal and many other European countries will be demonstrated on your mood and strikes.
All these countries have in common is that they are indeed democratically organized, but do not know any direct popular democracy. The citizens have a say, but rather to accept the decisions of his government. Only in retrospect, at the next election, he can politicians unpopular Decisions have liked punish by not re-election. Protests, demonstrations, riots and strikes are the result, with immense costs for the already battered economies.
Switzerland has neither large-scale protests or violent social riots - when the first May be one out of eight - still strikes. The Swiss population is satisfied and has no grounds for a strike and demonstrations. The occasional small demos with a few tens or hundreds of participants lost to minor issues in the context of free and democratic expression and peaceful. But they are not scale to a general public dissatisfaction with the government and its decisions.
because the Swiss people have a say directly if she wants this. About the middle of the referendum, any decision can be appealed. With enough signatures, the decision comes to the referendum, and shall enter into force only if people and goods in a majority voted in favor. Senseless projects such as Stuttgart have 21 a chance. Violent protests and strikes are not necessary.
If Switzerland is really selfish, then it is only for the direct popular democracy. It leads to a popular satisfaction, which led, among other things, that Switzerland is still not a member of the EU nonsensical that they survived the financial crisis virtually unscathed and that it one of the highest living standards in general has.
If you look at the neighboring EU member countries, their governments and their ailing economies, there is absolutely no reason to change that.
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