Tragedy and disaffection

The article discusses the growing discontent among citizens regarding government failure to ensure public safety, particularly in light of recent tragic accidents. It emphasizes that citizens expect the state to take necessary measures to prevent disasters and protect lives. The author argues that attributing blame solely to individuals is unjust, as systemic failures are often at play. A strong state should acknowledge its responsibilities beyond judicial investigations to restore public trust. The piece highlights past incidents where the state was criticized for its lack of preparedness and response, urging the government to take accountability and provide reassurance to the public.