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Social Moral Pressures: The Crossroads between Law, Morality and Freedom

  Deviation, Delinquency and Personal Freedoms In the sociological debate, it is necessary to distinguish between deviance (deviation) and delinquency. In short, delinquency encompasses those actions and behaviors that are explicitly defined by law as criminal offenses. Deviance, on the other hand, is those deviant behaviors and actions that are not prohibited by law, but are condemned by social morality and culture as unacceptable. Our extremely heterogeneous society often has a tendency to exceed the limits of the law. It is very fond of judging and judging individuals in areas that do not concern official prosecution or conviction under existing legislation. In doing so, we often forget that society should also be based on the personal freedoms of the individual. Ethics, Empathy and Moral Pressure The discussion of social-moral pressures and judgments inevitably leads us to the question of our personal culture and empathy towards others. It is crucial to ask ourselves: Where is...

Kleptomania in our society

  People are becoming more and more sympathetic to various problems of fellow human beings, including illnesses. Thus, it appears in official institutions that are supposed to act according to the Criminal Code that the so-called perpetrators of criminal acts are simply recognized as patients who are not responsible for their committed crimes. One of such errors or mistakes in labeling people as criminals who steal or illegally take people's property is also the serious disease of kleptomania. Otherwise, all experts in this field describe it as a tendency to appropriate other people's things that are not related to the essential need for this thing, but it is just an instinctive tendency to acquire other people's things. Many experts note that such kleptomaniacs and kleptomaniacs do know the feeling of guilt, or are not without a feeling of shame and/or guilt. Very often, these kleptomaniacs and kleptomaniacs also accumulate or store such taken other people's things, or...

Compassion

  People still like to rely on our hearts, or on the aroused heartfelt and kind-hearted or charitable feelings that are projected to us by the confessed hardships of others, the threat and exposure to violence of false and real victims. The heart is guided by the image or promotion of the victims or their confessions and stories, which can be true or imaginary. Our social-compassionate reactions, however, depend on the well-presented story of the alleged victims. The paradox of the well-presented story of the victim and the reality of real life goes so far in everyday life that we actually recognize starvation even in very well-nourished people or even in obese people, who are such without any disease that would cause bloating or obesity. On the other hand, we recognize a starving or, in colloquial terms, a thin person as someone who is deliberately losing weight, wants to have a model figure, or some other way causes their own underweight. It is difficult to leave it to doctors t...

Balkan migrations in half of the 2025

The most numerous migrant route to the European Union (EU) runs precisely through the so-called Balkans, if only because of its proximity to Asia. In 2023, Slovenia was replaced by neighboring Croatia in protecting the so-called Schengen border. The Schengen area, or the area without internal borders of the EU, has been an attractive destination for all types of migrants since its inception, including economic migrants and the real source of immigrant labor and, of course, economic expenditures and the increasing share of the unemployed among the working population in the EU. However, in 2025, the trends of migrant routes through the Balkans to the EU are only decreasing. Perhaps this was due to the predicted economic crisis or lower GDP per capita in the G-7 group itself, which includes Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. Since 2009, the governments of the established BRIC and the current BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and S...

People and flowers

We are often exposed to public judgments or condemnations of our appearance. And I have had to explain many times that humans may be similar to flowers. We should all know that flowers are subject to a simple rule of good care. Good care for flowers also means that you will have beautiful blooming flowers. The simple rule of good care for flowers can be easily transferred to the rule of good care for humans. A person who is tortured and humiliated most likely also has such an appearance, or their appearance is also a reflection of torture and humiliation. A beautiful person is most likely, unlike a tortured and humiliated person, also well cared for in the psychosocial area itself. Every happy person usually also looks like a beautiful person. The positive energies in the psychosocial environment in which we reside, work and live can make us happy and thus also beautiful or blooming. This of course also means that it is very good if we get out of the environment that torments us, inclu...

What makes a man?

  Our modern perception of modern society is based on the ideas of personal freedom and empathy for others. Above all, we have the idea that our society is based on tolerance for difference. Such ideas about our society are strongly contradictory to the principle of society that a person is judged according to the style or lack of style of clothing and that the old saying appears in society again: "The clothes make the man." We have known about crime in ties or white-collar crime for a very long time in the history of mankind. We have certainly known about crime in the highest strata of society for as long as the crime of poverty or crime in the lowest strata and also about difference. But we certainly encounter crime or criminals in one way or another in clothes. At least we should know about it. The principle of putting on clothes and killing people and stealing and breaking and violating others' fundamental human rights and freedoms should be unacceptable, just like th...