I suddenly feel like the Shutdown Law played a major role

I had that thought while reading the post about the "folk village ghost sister" on the wall.
Before even discussing whether this is positive or negative,
it feels like the moment when individuals began to depend on the state,
and perhaps even the moment when even family matters—which should be the most private—began to rely on the state.
I can't help but think that the Shutdown Law might have been the starting point for that.
Ultimately, I acknowledge that individuals have limits and that there are social structures or specific circumstances within each family,
but the Shutdown Law is a case where people actually wanted the state to solve family matters through regulation, and the state complied.
It feels like the atmosphere shifted drastically from that point on.
It's as if a turning point in society was created.
Rather than feeling bitter or negative, I keep finding myself seriously questioning: "Is this really the right direction?"