> Blame the fool of the authorities who did not build his parking lot

There is a fundamental difference. If someone bought a car and does not want to pay for a parking space, then he is a fool, yes. But if he is willing to pay for the car seat, but there is no place for it, then who is to blame - who needs this same car?

The right state has only two functions: to ensure order within its borders and to protect its borders from invasion. and all. The state shouldn’t do business, it shouldn’t get into culture, it shouldn’t merge with religion...it all ends badly. But within the framework of ensuring order, in addition to regulating economic activities and ensuring compliance with the Code of Criminal Procedure, it would be good to engage in city planning. This includes obliging developers to build houses with underground parking spaces, as they have long done in civilized countries, and to build multi-storey parking spaces in areas with old houses.

In order for people not to behave like fools, you need to give them this opportunity first. In order not to run across the road, you need underground or overground crossings, lightfores, zebras. In order not to suck in the bushes, sorters are needed in step-by-step availability. In order to avoid parking, parking is needed. And only when all this is, you can call fools those who do not use it, and even punish them. But not earlier. And yes, the authorities must do all this, it is their direct duty. This is what, and not behind the amphors on the roofs to dive.