Keep the People Alive so that the State Lives
The author argues that developed countries have a high human development index, that their young people think about their future and are trying to keep them away from war, and he says let people live so that the state can live. He reminds that the state should have responsibilities such as protecting its people and not entering wars unless it is necessary.
Are you one of those we have not developed?
There are some sensitive criteria in measuring the development level of a country. Criteria such as economy, infrastructure, security, sociology and cultural structure are the criteria used to measure the development of countries. However, these are not the most important criteria in a country's human development index. The most important criteria are; health, education and life expectancy. Therefore, the low and high mortality rate at a young age determines human development.
Countries that cannot keep their babies or children alive take their places in the lowest ranks in the human development category. Therefore, the health system and its quality are very special and prioritized for development.
The education of young people, their ability to use their right to education and the quality of education are other issues that affect human development. Therefore, the education system and its quality are also very specific and prioritized.
The secret of long life is to prevent deaths at a young age. The most important cause of death at a young age is state security over individual security and wars. The truth is that in states that do not feel secure, the young die faster, because it is the young who fight, not the old.
While developing countries that protect, develop and train their young; those who lose them in wars are further back. On the one hand; Soldiers who died in Ukraine, young civilians, soldiers who died in the Russian army and politicians who could not keep them alive and cause them to die at a young age. On the other hand; The western world, where none of its soldiers even have a nosebleed, where young people are dying to go, and which is at the forefront of the human development index.
As long as the rising powers of the East cannot keep their young people alive and prevent them from dying early, they cannot fight the West. The main thing is the philosophy that let people live so that the state can survive.
When I heard the news of the martyrdom of my two young brothers in arms, I felt the sadness of writing these things.
