Societies cannot march like a piñata, in which each child wants his prize and goes without measuring consequences, leaving aside that who has the stick also has his eyes blindfolded. There are minimum standards of behavior inside and outside a community that citizens (not the inhabitants) must meet.

The responsibility is accompanied by what is not required from the coercive scope of the law, but rather with common sense, logic, ... In this way, outside the walls of their homes, people are forced to behave the same or better than in their condominiums.

In cities that have the appropriate training programs in the concept of inhabitant and citizen should be encouraged the information that an inhabitant simply occupies a territory; and that, citizenship is the exercise of duties and rights.
Following in the same order of ideas, the main responsibilities that a neighbor has outside their community are participation, and we do not talk about going to build up a meeting of neighbors, for example, but in particular, propose and, above all, work in favor of common interests in groups of cultural, sports, political ... and ensure the fulfillment of good values in these groups.
Another responsibility that should consider for the good behavior of a citizen is the social comptroller. An inhabitant is simply the one who occupies a space, who is not worried about the corruption of his environment; the citizen, on the contrary, denounces ... In addition, the exercise of the social comptroller should not need rules for its exercise.

But for there to be a denunciation, there must be respect for the institutions. Many times, we are back to institutionalist, when there must be a respect for guilds, authorities and social organizations in general.
Every neighbor will be a better citizen when they inform, form, organize and participate, to strengthen the society in which they want to live, while it enumerates some of the legal instruments that govern the ideal behavior outside walls and the sanctions that are apply to offenders.

---

Are you willing to be a better citizen?