As a society, we suffer a lot.

We don't like anything.

We don't really like anything.

It's like we're in a frenzy all the time.

We get angry at the smallest thing and resort to violence.

We are consuming.

We don't like anything.

We have become "I", we cannot be "we".

Society and people have been left so unattended that no one is aware of what is happening to their right or left.

Everyone thinks of himself, if his work is in the right direction, we do not see anything.

In my last trip abroad, an official made a sentence during the visit of the local government unit.

It was a beautiful sentence.

“It's not about living, it's about living together”.

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Where do people get their right to act as they want after midnight?

The weather is hot, people use the balconies a lot, but even after midnight, they can sit on the balcony until the morning and listen to loud music.

Where do they get the right to speed in traffic, go slow, go through a red light?

Where do they get the right to throw their garbage out the window while in traffic?

Where do they get the right to draw their gun and shoot into the air in the middle of the night?

Where do they get the right to set off fireworks late at night?

From where do people get the right to hold a wedding in the garden of the apartment or site, or even close the street and hold a wedding on the street?

Where do the drivers get the right to take passengers outside the station, to download passengers outside the station, to go as fast as they want in traffic or to go slow to fill time?

A man who violates the rules crashes a man who tries to change his car's flat tire in the safety lane and causes the man's death. Nobody is silent in this country.

Our people are so comfortable with violations of rules that they always get away with what they do.

It happens to people who try to follow the rules.

Living together is a culture.

co-living

It is civilization to respect each other's rights.

To love each other, to respect each other, to tolerate each other is to be civilized.

Our elders, leaders and managers have a lot to give to this society in this regard, they should be.

We are a developing society in every sense.

We need education in every sense.

This society should not be left so empty.

A lesson called “co-living” should be included in the national education curriculum without wasting any time.

We need to teach our future the rules of living together from primary education.

Please.