When in an emergency-unpredictable situation you cannot convince of the necessity and just of measures and decisions, so that they are consciously accepted, you must impose them with fear and punishment. But the unjust measures or those that do not convince the people, bring denial, anger, outburst, uprising.

At least when there is public opinion, this is an indication of fairness and a consolation that comes from respecting the opinion of many. Otherwise it seems like arbitrariness, like a latent democracy.

A person's beliefs are not a joke, they are the person himself. Only when convinced, someone is obedient and cooperates. Anyone can respect fair laws, but not the opinion of governments that think they are expressing the public opinion.

The procedures should be modernized and done electronically, like direct-urgent referendums, to cost less, to have ease, transparency and to ensure the integrity of the process. As it happens with paying taxes and online shopping, so that it is done quickly, there is cross-check of data and fraud is prevented, so the investigation of the desire of the people could be ensured!

Democracy must become an evolving and self-improving system, otherwise it will end up like a museum, like Acropolis and Parthenon that you can only imagine the glory and the beauty they once had. Even the issue of elections, those with paper ballots must end and be modernized. Let us not forget that in ancient Athens the secret ballots were done with shells (fragments of pottery) but fortunately things evolved and we reached the electronic age.

This question is connected to the 1st Ecumenical Declaration of Cosmovote. https://cosmovote.com/1st-ecumenical-declaration-of-cosmovote/

How precious human life is? If something predictable happens and people's lives are unprotected, it is not possible to accept it as inevitable. And many things happen! Wars, destructive fires, railway, air, automobile, nuclear accidents, but also individual murders. Of course, there are also the Tragic Accidents from Earthquakes or Hurricanes or other unforeseen natural disasters, or health issues that man cannot do anything more than ask for the help of the God he believes in. But do we accept all the unpredictable and the predictable as inevitable? Have we done everything we could to prevent our neighbors' war, since when our neighbor's house catches fire, ours may soon be in danger too?

Did we do everything we could to save these women who turned to the State to seek protection from oppressive and abusive and violent partners? Eleni had also gone to Rhodes to seek help, but she was discouraged and prevented due to the complex procedures and the required evidence. Another girl had also gone and had managed to get restrictive measures issued, which unfortunately were not enough to stop her murderer. Julie Douib had also gone to ask for help many times from the police and the prosecutor's office in Corsica, screaming that she was threatened and in danger, but they replied that "if your violent ex-husband doesn't use his gun, we can't do anything!" Condemned to die, and all of us, simple uninvolved viewers of a living thriller next to us, we can now watch the documentary that was filmed with the title "My Violent Husband" about the sudden cutting of the thread of her short, full of agony and horror, tragic life, about how her husband finally used his gun. Unfortunately this time we really can't do anything for her, but we could do for the next ones crying for help. Kyriaki had also gone to the Police Station and they mocked her, telling her that the police are not taxis and they asked her for some money for the fee, so that she could file a lawsuit, which unfortunately the girl did not have on her. And her murderer was outside, waiting for her.

There are some things that we accept as inevitable and that is the only way they can be accepted, and there are also some things that we cannot accept because we can avoid them.

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https://www.tovima.gr/2021/06/28/world/gynaikoktonia-pagkosmia-mastiga-san-mia-deyteri-pandimia/

Much has been said about the good and the bad of smartphones. However, now we are not talking about the addiction caused by mobile screens, nor about the entrapment that they can bring to us if we are not careful about our use, but about the Truth and the Lie that they serve us and the impossibility of separating them, that is, the Doubt! ………………………………………………………………………………………………………….............................. There are some things that we quickly pass by and change the page and topic, without thinking about it carefully and without having time to process it within ourselves and without particularly worrying about what it was that we saw and whether it was true or false, whether it was a funny creation or whether it was a wicked video or a photo that was intended to mislead us and make us believe that the fake is real and the truth is a lie and to make us form an opinion about the world, about people, wrong without thinking about it much and without understanding the trap we unwittingly fell into. In the old days, not so long ago that a modern sixty-year-old does not remember, you knew what you heard or saw if it was true or false, depending on the source from which you learned it or you judged it according to the interests of everyone who spread it. You used to watch the news to find out what was happening in the world and around you, to have the most reliable information and image possible, or you used to watch a movie knowing that you were watching a story that could be true, but is usually a figment of human imagination, and you would distinguish between them and say, this is the truth and this could be a lie, this is what is wrong and this is what is right. But now that is difficult to happen and you turn the videos on the countless applications one after the other with your finger and you start to lose the sense of what is true and what is false. Some there are too good to be true and you may think "they are making fun of us, and they made it look like real" and you don't believe it's true, while some that are fake and nicely presented, you bite into them like fish bait and you admire them and say «bravo» that these things are happening, until you understand, if you ever understand this, that it was a made-up video to specifically trick you and make fun of you. And you reach a point where everything you see seems the same to you, something between the truth and the lie and you start to not care which is which and you don't care if it's one or the other. Besides, you can't search for every video to find out if it's live or staged or a creation of artificial intelligence (which does such things very well if it wants to show as real what the human mind wants). And it ends up, not even caring if all the things that make you form your opinion about the world, if they are real or imaginary. There must be nothing worse than Doubt. In modern times, the deception of reality has acquired a more "catchy" name and more "trendy", so that this phenomenon becomes more easily tolerated and accepted as "gaslighting". It is a method of psychological manipulation by which doubts are created in unsuspecting victims, so that they are not even sure of their own perception, since we sometimes become indifferent to what we see and whether it is true or false, good or bad, beautiful or ugly, appropriate or inappropriate, and we even question our memory, judgment, and logic. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Is it what we see really good and true, or some people are presenting it and making it seem like this, in order to exploit it for personal gain? Is what our eyes see really bad and negative, or are some others making it seem that way in lies, in order to gain what they think by themselves they can gain? If someone is not sure about the good, how will they fight for it? If someone is not sure about the bad, they remain inactive! Is this dangerous for the human intellect and spirit and we should do something about it, or is it something normal that comes from human evolution and should we not worry about it, but everyone should be careful for himself and take his own measures?