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If you were to run Turkey for 72 hours and your actions could not be changed afterward, what would you do first?

We placed police officers in front of the school, quite nicely.
So, let's say they successfully caught a 14-year-old student who was indeed planning an action.
They brought him to the police station, then to the prosecutor's office and to court.
What happens next?
This is exactly where the problems of criminal laws and the enforcement law come into play.

The education system is not at fault, teachers are not at fault, parents and students who turn CİMER complaints into punching bags are not at fault, legal regulations are not at fault, families are not at fault... The only fault lies again with games, TV series, and social media. Turning off the internet doesn't make the guns in homes disappear.

Young people are addicted to phone, computer, and console games... In every incident, this becomes the scapegoat, but no one considers how young people can go outside. Tea costs 80, coffee 200, cinema 400, Iskender 500 TL. There are many opportunities outside, but young people are thought to be staying at home as a hobby.

Turkey's biggest problem is "FORGETTING TRAUMA." Probably, our society is the fastest and easiest to forget in the world. It forgets everything traumatic in a short time, and there is no limit to this forgetfulness. Epictetus says; "For those who cross the limit once, there is no more limit."

Now give Arda Güler the number 10 jersey at Real Madrid...

Platforms like Telegram, TikTok, and similar services will probably also be blocked, as media developments indicate. Whether technological solutions are effective is a matter of debate, but the real issue is a deeper societal decay problem than just censorship. A society where problems peak from age 7 to 70...

"Schools and families that train the mind but do not train the heart cannot be called education."
- Aristotle

What is Turkey's biggest problem?

The end of this blessed journey is 200k band.

In the year two thousand something, someone who bought an ASELSAN share made several times the money, I saw this happening today. Honestly, since the pandemic, buying a 10 kg half-fat cheese tin or a wooden backpack carrier has also yielded similar returns. Essentially, the matter has little to do with the stock market or shares.