CEVAP:

Carl Schmitt claims that politics involves friends and enemies. To put it more clearly, fundamental decisions cannot be reached without conflict and struggle. The political arena is where this fundamental conflict over which group and which conception of ‘good’ would prevail in the community. In this fundamental struggle, some groups will discover something in common with one another and deep differences with other groups. Friends and enemies are found and forged in this struggle. Thus, no one, in politics, can escape from taking sides.