The Vision that does not yet exist.

Son of my land, Brother of the world.

I do not identify with the traditional categories of politics. I am neither right-wing nor left-wing. My vision is post-ideological, built on the concrete values of freedom, justice, respect, and cultural roots.

I believe in individual and collective freedom as a sacred principle: every person has the right to live according to their own will, as long as they do not harm others. No one should impose on me what I can or cannot be, what I can or cannot do, what I must own or share.

Private property, if earned honestly, is an inviolable right. I decide if and when to share it. No system has the power to impose a collectivist vision that erases the individual.

I believe in a community without hierarchies, where every person has the same worth, where there are no “superiors” or “inferiors,” only human beings with equal dignity and equal needs. Social equality must be achieved through self-management, not authoritarianism.

The State, to me, should not govern. It may exist as a symbolic and cultural expression of a people — as a land that connects stories, languages, and traditions. But it should not influence our lives, our choices, our dreams. Its role must be humanitarian, not military: to provide help, support, and basic services — not control, imposition, or repression.

Order is important, but it must serve freedom, not crush it. My freedom ends where someone else’s begins: those who break this balance lose the right to appeal to liberty. Personal responsibility is the foundation of coexistence.

I strongly defend the traditions and cultural identity of my people. Roots cannot be erased: they must be cultivated, celebrated, and passed on. I do not accept global homogenization that strips a land of its cultural nature. At the same time, I support openness: those who arrive in a place with respect — not to destroy, but to understand and live alongside — are welcome.

I believe in a society made of free local communities, interconnected, without masters or central governments.
A place where people work together — actively, consciously— to build a shared life based on common values.
Where cooperation is not a dream but a practice, and mutual well-being is something we strive for, build, and earn — together.

This is my vision:
free, grounded, just, and rooted.
Neither right, nor left.
Mine.