Disobedience and the Tree Massacre
The article addresses the phenomenon of neglect and disobedience, which appears in various forms—from insulting grandparents at weddings, to the abuse and neglect of parents by their children, and even to the crime of a father killing his daughters. It also highlights the tree massacre that turned an important street into a ruin. Additionally, the article discusses the crisis of the young pharmacist working as a delivery person at night, facing pressure from the Pharmacists' Syndicate to shut down his work in exchange for money, while highly capable young people suffer from unemployment. The article criticizes the repetition and escalation of trend phenomena at the expense of values and morals, calling for a reconsideration of societal behaviors and the importance of upholding principles.
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