Enough

That’s my country you’re destroying. I have memories everywhere, I passed by that building you put fire in on my way to school every single day. I paid for that police car you’re destroying and that’s my family- father, brother and uncle- you’re throwing stones at. That’s my neighbor’s car you’re stealing. And I know the owner of that shop from which you stole almost everything. You are destroying my memories my acquaintances and my country for no reason. You say you lived in poverty and were suppressed to government unfairness for years, but you do not know how that man you’re ruining his properties struggled to reach this point and buy that car. You have the right to ask for your right, and to fight for it, but you have no right to destroy what we’ve struggled to construct. You have no right to destroy my country, my memories, my friends, and my neighbors. You think misery and disappointments were exclusive for you, no my friend I saw talented people going much far from their dreams seeing opportunities going for much less talented and educated people, but they didn’t steal cars or ruin others’ business, they decided to work and study harder searching for other opportunities waiting for them somewhere. I saw them next to you standing for their rights and freedom but I saw no knives or stones in their hands and at night I saw them defending their district's properties. The government will go but it’s us who will have to deal with each other, we’ll have to rebuild that police station and that governmental building again, yes it’s us, from where you do think government bring money? I’m deeply sad and sorry for seeing my country destroyed by their own people, I can’t describe the feeling, and it’s not me only, every acquaintance I meet or call tell me the same and feel so scared from what is happening and from chaos spread everywhere, so my question is who are these people out there destroying whatever they see and who don’t feel sorry for that? Who are they? Where do you they come from? I heard 160 prisoner refused to escape when they had the opportunity and they stayed to defend the factory which they built and worked in, they are criminals but have some principles to hold on to and to fight for, the thing that really amazed me and the thing that was missing in others behavior who weren't criminals. I do believe that the smart one is the one who knows when to stop and when to change the strategy and when to negotiate and who knows what is lose lose (no win) situation. And just to be fair haven’t the government heard of crisis management? New expression probably, but dear government let me tell you that what is happening is typically the definition of crisis, but the point is how to manage it. I haven’t heard about a crisis solved by itself, or a crisis that had safe consequences, chaos and crisis are best friends so our need now is for managing crisis.

I do not have anything to end with except wishes and prayers to keep security and peace in here and may that happen soon because we can't stand for more hostility and chaos.