I've read a variety of viewpoints regarding what's happening and how protests are being organized by various people and discovered the following:
- First of all, there is the animosity over a particular issue that has caused much uncertainty among experts, stakeholders, and laypeople alike and is still a mystery to many.
- Shareholders' or other contract parties' inability to address crucial contract-related concerns, resulting in irritation and unresolved questions. Such an idea can develop the theory of an assumption, which holds that there is a power dynamic at work, in which certain people use their influence to convince others into believing without offering solutions or clarification.
- The excessive influences that are used to influence or manipulate people to believe without legitimate concerns, can undermine trust and create further animosity.
- The introduction of a new concept known as "who is behind the contract," which causes individuals to lose their sense of dignity to the point of embarrassment, shifting the conversation away from community-wide concerns and into individualized issues such as religion, terrain, and age.
Rather than fighting and humiliating each other, wisdom must be used to resolve this dilemma. If you lack wisdom, pray to God.
If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you.
