I'm Stavro - What I stand, my biography, my vision
Hi, I’m Stavro
Who I am
I'm originally from Greece, and I am 18 years old, but I'm a person who cares about anything that matters to humanity. I want to see the world as a better place, and I want my ideas to be part of that process.
My ideology.
In an ocean of radicalism, I am a centrist but not a moderate, a secular humanist but a true humanist. I am anti-Fascism but also anti-Far-Left.
A fairer world: Love and equality for all.
I believe in basic human rights for all, and I'm unapologetic for them. This means equal treatment regardless of gender, sexuality, and race. My goal is love and equality for everyone, for no one to be left behind anywhere.
I oppose both the far left and the far right, as they burn our world; we must extinguish the fire.
We have been taught that romantic love, parenthood, and the nuclear family are a "sin" and "the root of all evil." I want a world where they are blessings and are celebrated. Of course, while tolerating everyone's differences as long as there is no harm.
I want a world where both men and women are equal, a world where both forms of sexism, misogyny, and misandry are addressed, a world where no humans stay behind, nowhere, because radicals falsely call something "not systemic".
And the reality is: misandry, racism against whites, the demonization of heterosexuals, and of the nuclear family are real, and they are systemic. We don't have a cultural immune system to fight them.
For example, a white supremacist will rightfully be socially ostracized everywhere and face legal consequences, but a black supremacist will not. That is not equality nor justice; that's a far-left agenda disguised as "justice" while being hateful and discriminatory.
As another example, if someone says they are a proud misogynist, they will rightfully be ostracized. But a misandrist? No, they will even get the microphone.
This is not an accident. There is a systemic bias. Feminism has been institutionally supported from the beginning. DEI is institutionally backed by the United Nations and mega corporations like BlackRock. That's not a conspiracy; that's a documented fact.
Economics
The same flood of radicalism and a similar war spirit exists in economics, but as for me, I'll be firm on economic pragmatism; the USSR failed, and a corrupt oligarchy isn't good either.
I believe in an Economic Pragmatism, a State Capitalism, a Mixed Economy that, as much as it supports entrepreneurship, leadership, and competition, there is a state that has the power to not only be part of that capitalism, but also make it possible for all citizens to have shelter and basic amenities (for example, a state building decent houses).
We also don't need to tax anyone; if a state is part of the market, it can make money. If we could nationalize Casinos and one company from some sectors and see these companies as multinational corporations, it would solve the issue.
Think about what China, Singapore, and the Nordic countries do; it works on them, it works on us.
Youth Rights
Human Rights doesn't have discounts, teens should be on the list, and abusive and strict parents should be accountable.
This means teens have more legal rights similar to adults.
This means a school system based on psychological well-being and cultivating true wisdom. A school system that doesn't require hours of boring studying, but deep thinking.
With an end to irrationally hard entrance exams, good students will always prevail, and exams should count creative intelligence, not memorization.
This means an adult test that every teen could take, and that would consist of therapist interviews; if a teen is mature, they would become a legal adult if they wish.
This means political equality in electing and being elected.
This means an end to abusive and strict parenting; if a parent restricts their teen or harms them in any way, there should be hotlines and a legal system to arrest them or remove parental privileges.
This means teens should be allowed to date other teens.
This means teens are able to dress as they wish.
And this does NOT mean, ephebophilia nor pedophilia, leave teens alone and get help.
Pro Life
Before all, I am an Atheist and also a Secular Humanist. In my opinion, Secular Humanism means we don't support the systemic destruction of 73.000.000 humans per year before they see the light of day, they are worthy of life, and they are humans.
The worst part? We used to sacrifice our lives for their children; most of us have stopped.
We have been morally corrupted to not only have abortions, but often to celebrate them as acts of "bodily freedom', we have been taught that the great blessing of motherhood and fatherhood has been called "patriarchal oppression".
We have gone past the "Pro-Choice era," we are in the "pro abortion era". A radical Nihilism that acts like "human life has no value" and that "not existing is better than existing", these ideas become progressively popular, and society and the state do nothing to fight it.
My foundation
My vision is to find my soulmate and have a family; money and fame matter, but so do true love and family, and we should encourage people to see it that way. I could have everything in terms of money, but if I didn't have a family, I would feel poor and be without fulfillment, joy and purpose. I could be poor in money, and if I had her and the children, I would feel deep fulfillment, joy, and purpose.
My Biography
Birth and Early life: I was born in January 2008, my parents were married, and at this point, we had good economics. My father was and is a businessman in interior renovation, though as the crisis came, his business fell.
My life in Dubai: Therefore, as a toddler of around 3 years, I spent nearly a year in Dubai, which matters more than you think. I may have been very young, but it fundamentally opened my mind. I've seen skyscrapers, and I've spent my years in a very modern environment. Though this plan didn't work, we left and went back to Greece. I've seen Greece differently, I seed was planted in me that Greece is poor and needs reform and progress.
An unfortunate upbringing: My dad, who was born in Australia though entirely Greek genetically, went back to Australia for work; my father had left Australia at 13. Important to note, I am both a Greek and an Australian citizen. The issue ? He left Australia alone. I've stayed in Greece with my mother for years, from around 4 years to 12 years, nearly a decade, fatherless, even worse, when I was 10 years old, my parents divorced.
at least he came.
Why does this matter ? I learned the beauty and the vital importance of a strong and loving family, the opposite of what my generation and most of the progressive wing "preaches".
School: my great trauma: I went to school way too early, which is something I deeply oppose, since I have been at school for 3 years.
The worst, though, was when I entered elementary school. By definition, we haven't even hit puberty, yet the curriculum treated us like soulless office employees, demanding 1-2 hours of homework. The lessons were tiring, and I even had a mentally ill teacher for my 3rd and 4th grade.
In school, I was always the alien, not because I was dumb, but because I was a thinker in a nation of workers.
The worst ? I had a mother who thought it was good to force me to do homework at elementary school, which was traumatic.
Later, I went to high school, a bit better, at least less severe, yet too much studying with tutors 8 times a day. Similar to late high school, just a bit fewer tutors.
Back to travelling, how it saved me: I didn't stop traveling beyond Dubai, and traveling helped me; I've visited Switzerland, France, Australia, and Turkey. All these places taught me that the world can get better than Greece; it has opened my eyes to society and what it means to be human.
And today ? School is behind me; at least University will be a nice adventure, unlike school. I'm going to study politics, and thankfully, I'll live in a home away from my parents. And most importantly, I'll stay committed to my dream to have a family and to a better world.
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