Chasm's catastrophes

Recently online, I came across this wonderful work of graffiti- a masterpiece in its own kind, albeit a misguidance to those think of it as an inferior art form. It had a very powerful message and personally, it influenced me a lot. Many questions flashed across my mind. some of them being- am I responsible for it? Or is something that I am doing that in some ways I am corrupting the society? Well, it's what we do such things that create chaos in our localities and this is how it goes: We don't pay our taxes properly, Resulting in many unfinished projects that the government started, for our 'betterment', Clearly making them take loans from private companies, http://www.business-standard.com/article/pti-stories/bengal-seeks-world-bank-loan-to-finish-projects-before-16-115110900110_1.html Which makes them increase the taxes they levy on our businesses and incomes, Which, in return, makes us go away and start rebels on streets. And where it did start?

आमची मुंबई gets a special treatment from the government. The recent stampede on the foot-over bridge at Prabhadevi local station (formerly known as Elphinstone), which almost killed 23 people, has struck people so hard that engineers had to be given help by the Indian army. https://youtu.be/gEw29nL3ua4 Yes, our CM, Shri Devendra Fadnavis, has declared that the construction of the foot-over bridges at the Elphinstone Rd, Currey Rd and Ambivalli will be carried out the 'jawans' of our nation. However, some people do have an opposite reaction. http://www.timesnownews.com/india/video/armyforaamaadmi-opposition-cries-foul-as-govt-ropes-in-army-to-re-build-elphinstone-bridge-in-mumbai/116421 Opposing to this decision, the Chief Minister of Punjab Captain Amarinder Singh said that this work is of the PWD and CPWD department (Central Public Work Department) and that the army should be on charge on the borders doing their respective duties. Contradicting to his statement over