Abby wrote:MyBanIsLiftedWTF wrote:
How is it questionable to bring this up when the war is also still going on in Syria? And let's not forget that it’s also supported by the same offender of Ukraine, Russia.
Also Yes, what’s going on now has the potential of destabilizing Europe, but that still doesn’t justify how racist and cold the world was towards Syrians (not just them btw).
Because they're not the same after all.
One is between two countries and has the potential to spark World War III.
One is a civil war that involves actual terrorist groups.
Again, it's not just about Europe with the Russo-Ukrainian War, with countries that border those 2 being involved, and countries around the WORLD being involved. It's a danger not only to the people that have to go through that war, but soon to all of us. It'll escalate, and become much worse.
So yes, it is questionable because, as cruel as it might sound, it's tragic, truly, but not on the same scale when it comes to what countries would focus on, what PEOPLE would focus on.
Yes, it's not okay, but again, it's the fact that bringing this shit up, like bringing BLM, the Syrian war, the situation in Afghanistan, or other groups of countries and people that are at war or oppressed, can just not be measured on the same scales???
you cannot compare death and violations of human rights, it's just inhumane to do so, by that, you disregard so many other groups altogether?
You might complain that it's not okay that people do it but when you're doing it rn, that's kind of a hypocritic move to do so.
"I feel bad for what the Ukrainians have to go through but..."
that's exactly the problem.
there is NO justification for any of this, there should not be a reason why things like that happen or more like things like that should not happen, people do not deserve to lose their lives over civil wars and cruel and unjust wars and uprisings, but sadly as this world is not fair and compromises always has to be made, countries can't just GIVE their all to some situations like that.
where they can help? they do.
taking refugees, sending aid, but in situations like this, it's SO hard to detain it and control it.
taking one war and/or crisis to use and comparing it to another is a nono.
And while everything you say has an essence if truth in it, not once did I compare a war/crisis to another in the way that I take away from another’s suffer (unlike you might I add). I am fully criticizing the way how people (that are not directly affected by the war itself) lack compassion for one and not for the other, and in some cases even use it as a valid reason to further their racist agendas.
What I am currently saying is not the thing that should be questioned, why people are doing this is what should be questioned. If we don’t talk about this, keep ignoring and normalizing it… I feel like you’re all smart enough to guess where I’m going with this.