First of all the core of a state is education and governments are the major powers on education. Many people think that an obligatory parallel education is totally wrong because there are people who are talented in art and some are good at science and many more. Therefore, these different types of students do not need to have the same education. On the other hand, what government wants is, until the age 17 or 18, some necessary knowledge and education should be given in order to gain more powerful and useful adults in future. F

When all the things are considered, living in a society is a collectivist issue and this society should be controlled by the people who the citizens vote for. Therefore, there should be some laws in order to protect other individuals’ rights whether the law is related with private life or not. As a result, in my opinion it is possible for government to take precautions via laws in order to strengthen the society and also by this way each individual’s right will be saved. If government does not interfere in some crucial points of citizens’ lives, the state will disappear ultimately because of distorted relationships.

People think that their marriages or divorces are private problems and these problems do not concern anyone else. While it seems true as an individualistic approach at first time, it breaks the chains of group mentality. In social groups people should make allowances for damages on physiology of each group member because of any family problems and members should act as a member of that group to keep happiness. Since people who live in the same culture mostly the youth are easily effected from each other, the life style in the state will become a chaos. If there were not any law for marriage, people would start to marry each

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