It feels odd that many people seem to take criticism as an insult.
Apparently, if you say something about what isn't being wrong or how things could be done better you are against them. It's even worse if you point out things that are actually being done wrong.
It needs to be understood that criticism is needed to keep things in check. It's also useful in order to correct things that are not being done correctly, and to make things work better if needed.
Criticism is useful, specially if it comes alongside possible ways to do things in a better way.
As a society, we need to understand that we should accept or dismiss things on face value. We need to dig deeper into the how and why of things, and praise or critique accordingly. Not everything that is done is good or bad, all depends on the context.
We need to pay attention to why each action is to be undertaken, and how it'll be undertaken. In order to gain a better quality of life, we shouldn't just accept whatever is given to us, or dismiss things just because they haven't been done before.
All changes in time, so we need to adapt to the changes. And make sure we make sure we do it in the best possible way. There are no perfect solution, or one that applies every where, every time.
Is up to us to find what works in our particular context.
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