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Support Vision: Why Bylaws and Journalism?:

Support is always mutual — it stands for a cause and a moral, whether close to ground reality or as far as a vision. We can talk openly, in public, about freedom of speech, rights, systems, governance, and law. But protecting journalism and bylaws means protecting civil rights — not turning them into civil cases. By count and severity, the exploitation of civil rights affects everyone. If everybody is doing their job right, then how come we deal with social problems surfacing like never before? What is the problem with people who say there is nothing wrong in their country and there is always a better side to look at? One cannot deny that some are benefiting from it — the question is who? More important is what? Civil cases or civil rights? The answer is simple, the problem is intrinsic and we are repeating historical mistakes. The people working in governance and justice are paid by taxpayers and yet the approach remains highly extrinsic. That means the people who work in governance, justice, and related areas should be part of the discussion from the start. Otherwise we're just talking about them, not with them.