As time passes and those parts of society multiply that with a reckless impulse will lead to dead ends for desired violent conflict, the danger of some taking justice into their own hands in a bloody way, presenting real, personal, imaginary, and even mixed causes, ceases to be negligible.

And while the investigation into the causes of the phenomenon may serve or even attempt to justify such a deviation from the suffocating flow of the usual events, this deviation remains the agony of the state and all those who will deal with such a disastrous undertaking.

If in ancient drama the deus ex machina removes the impious acts and resolves the insurmountable contradictions of -quite often- dramatic everyday life, in our case the final resort to a -even limping, even distorted- institutional framework seems to provide the only solution, the most suitable, the most valid for such a "deviation".