The street stays clean until no one throws garbage first. When we dismiss it as trivial, the street soon becomes a pile of rubbish. You buy a new cell phone or car. It is very valuable to you. You keep it clean, worry about its safety. As soon as the first scratch comes on it we regret it a little bit but now our concern about the value of this thing and its protection is lessened.
In psychology it is called broken window effect. That is, the window of further error opens. We are tolerating petty crimes and bad behavior in society. We are also committing petty crimes ourselves. So much so that we say goes. But it is this attitude that is paving the way for big and bad crimes.
When societies deteriorate, the first tribute is paid to the weaker sections of society. Today you see young children, single women and poor homeless people everywhere paying homage to this depravity. Remember we are all vulnerable in one way or another or in a relationship.
Before this depravity comes to pay homage to you too, think of finding out the first crime, the first scratch, the first odor. Raise your voice for the law that targets such characters. Because justice may be silent but the law must be seen on the field. Only then do the windows of crime close.
Ꭵᖴ Ƴᗝᑌ ᕼᗩᐯᗴ ᖇᗴᗩᗪ ᗰƳ ᑭᗝᔕ丅 ᗩᑎᗪ ᒪᎥᛕᗴ Ꭵ丅, ᑭᒪᗴᗩᔕᗴ ǤᎥᐯᗴ Ƴᗝᑌᖇ ᖴᗴᗴᗪᗷᗩᑕᛕ Ꭵᑎ 丅ᕼᗴ ᑕᗝᗰᗰᗴᑎ丅 ᗷᗝ᙭. Ꭵᖴ Ƴᗝᑌ ᖴᗴᗴᒪ ᖴᖇᗴᗴ 丅ᕼᗴᑎ ᖴᗝᒪᒪᗝᗯ ᗰᗴ.
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