But what can I change? Romania is a beautiful country, sometimes. There are many things wrong with it, but then all the nations of this world have their own issues. Some look to great leaders to solve them, others go on strike every fortnight, others cannot even admit they have a problem. We, the Romanian people, keep complaining about our problems. We know we have them, some of us even claim to know exactly what they are. What's more, some even give out solutions to the problems. The problem with that is, there's no one solution to rule them all. No one solution that will fix the other issues indirectly. But that's always the way they're presented. Since the people that propose these issues have no real authority, just too much time to think, these ideas -- which are not always bad -- never get implemented. Again, because they're not seen as the biggest problem, or greatest solution. I don't have any solutions, me. I do have an idea though. Rather than trying to find the one big problem and its solution that will magically make things better, we could try to solve as many of the other, seemingly unimportant, problems as we can. Also, solving the big one first will be hard, as it's probably tied to all the lesser ones. Solving the little ones first will be easier and, since they are all tied together, solving issues will, or might, get increasingly easy after we knock down a few. And no, I don't know where to start, and I don't care. And no, I'm no expert on this issue, obviously. But I'm willing to aid you if you have a good idea.