L'importance d'une scène politique empreinte de compassion et d'amitié | Makoto Buroku | TEDxWasedaU

Makoto Buroku, étudiant en science politique, soutient qu'il ne faut pas se retirer de la politique, même si le domaine devient épuisant. Dans sa conférence TEDxWasedaU, il souligne l'importance de s'exprimer tout en écoutant des points de vue divers. Il imagine un débat politique actif et amical, fondé sur la compassion plutôt que sur la division. La vidéo est diffusée par TEDx Talks.

• Les risques du retrait de la vie politique
• S'exprimer tout en écoutant des opinions variées
• Une vision d'un débat politique empreint de compassion

Now more than ever, many of us just want to tune out of the increasingly exhausting field of politics. However, in this talk, political science student Makoto Buroku challenges this idea. Makoto shares his perspective on the importance of speaking up, while also listening to each other’s diverse points of view. Makoto highlights the dangers of withdrawing from the political scene, and imagines a future where political discourse is both active and amicable, centered around compassion not division. Makoto Buroku is a first year student at Waseda University’s School of Political Science and Economics, majoring in political science. Born in Japan but raised in the United States, Makoto has a deep interest in the politics of both countries. Growing up attending international schools pushed him to take an interest in the diverse experiences of people around the world. Having been raised during the internet age while experiencing recent political polarization and shifts in both the US and Japan, Makoto feels invigorated to reshape the way we engage with politics, encouraging civic responsibility and compassion during an increasingly tense political climate. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx