These days, this seems to be "modus operandi". The bet is who can get closer to the administration to suddenly enforce the un-enforce-able. For your own safety. You wouldn't steal a car now, would you?
These days, this seems to be "modus operandi". The bet is who can get closer to the administration to suddenly enforce the un-enforce-able. For your own safety. You wouldn't steal a car now, would you?
You make yourself subject to a social reality you presume outside of your control. But you enabled them, if by nothing else, by your silent acceptance.
Moral and ethical judgements cannot be left to the very same people they are supposed to restrain in the first place.
To take "being frustrated" as an end to personal responsibility and consequent action is defeatism.
When your previous attempts didn't work, change your approach. When you don't have one, you must find or invent one. When you don't know how, research that.
"Doing nothing because being frustrated" and scolding people who point out your circular reasoning does nothing besides guaranteeing defeat and demise.