Creating Spaces

Moreover, in those times, we built structures that we could describe as quite regular in terms of scale, without any rules being established. In fact, an outsider would have thought that these structures could only have been built within certain rules. Currently, despite having two to three times more zoning laws in our country compared to others, when we look at our cities, it's as if we're saying, "If there were no rules at all, there wouldn't be such unregulated construction." So, why is this the case?

In the past, there were concepts like faith, conscience, and respect; today, what we've replaced them with has driven us mad and pushed us to be cunning. Normally, individuals who are entirely devoted to justice, law, and regulations can turn into a parasite exploiting loopholes in the system when it comes to zoning. The real problem here is that after doing this, they boast about it to everyone. And everyone listens to what has been done with admiration.

Prisons created by erecting new boundaries are taking over all cities. No one speaks out; in fact, as a result of the praises given to what is happening, the system demands more freedom to do even more. Every freedom given to the system takes away from our own freedom, and to prevent us from realizing this, they use the media as they wish.

The needification of things that we could once classify as luxuries is also a result of the freedoms we have granted. For example, they distanced hospitals, schools, airports, and public buildings from the public in our cities, and cars became a "necessity" to reach them.