When resilience becomes a social anti-value

What is certain is that facing problems and being resilient in the face of them helps to build a human being; but what seems to be forgotten is the extent and balance of problems and suffering. If suffering exceeds the limit, like a spring that breaks due to a force beyond its tolerance, the human being also falls apart. Resilience is a topic that is sometimes raised in societies, not correctly and correctly, but to give false hopes, impose unjust suffering and create an incentive for members of society, especially the lower and vulnerable classes, to endure any hardship imposed on societies by their rulers. Although appropriate and appropriate resilience helps to elevate humans
But if resilience is to be used as a tool to justify injustice, incompetence, the oppression of society's rulers, etc., it is no longer a value but an anti-value; a dangerous anti-value that turns humans into beings who only see their ability to endure suffering and problems, etc., and never think about getting to the root of problems and issues and trying to improve the situation and solve problems. Such resilience is the goal of dictatorial and totalitarian rulers to control society

In such societies, when people are subjected to imposed resistance, they become slaves, and sometimes it becomes so difficult for them to escape this captivity that they prefer to forget about freedom and remain in captivity