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I Can’T Believe This Sort Of Thing Goes On In 2019
But then again humanity can and is just *** in a bucket sometimes.
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/a v/world -africa -489561 33/suda n-s-liv estream -massac re
What are we doing to stop this? Angry titter rants won’t help these people.
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What are we doing to stop this? Angry titter rants won’t help these people.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.This and very much besides is quite appalling and some of us will feel outraged at the lack of accountability and any effective response. Realistically, in the Western World people will see the whole incident as a reality version of a film and the vast majority will not even come across a mention of these things (if they do they will react "Oh, really, that's not good", and go back to looking at Facebook). Those who do notice it and are in a position of responsibility will attach a priority way below the more important matter of keeping an eye on the votes. For years this and worse has been going on in Congo, Syria and elsewhere where vested interests merely decide which side the mighty are on. Also for years, the Philippines have experienced thousands of government approved/instructed random extra-judicial killings which have elicited nothing more than hand-wringing and tut-tuts but at last there is a UN demand for an international investigation. The call was spearheaded in the Human Rights Council by new kid on the block Iceland - up to now nobody has tried effectively to budge, certainly not by any serious players (the USA withdrew from the UNHRC, shows how keen they are for international order/accountability in these things).
Sudan is over 3,000 miles from the UK....so as far as "problems" are concerned, they don't exist and even if they did, then what could "we" do about it it?
As one gets older, one has seen all this sort of thing before, massacres, famine, institutionalised rape, injustices and torture, eventually becoming accustomed and desensitised to these stories.....horrific as they seem.......and soon forgotten.
As one gets older, one has seen all this sort of thing before, massacres, famine, institutionalised rape, injustices and torture, eventually becoming accustomed and desensitised to these stories.....horrific as they seem.......and soon forgotten.
It would seem that 'WE' are doing quite enough in the Sudan.
/// By pumping in £40.8million last year, the UK has become the third-largest humanitarian donor to crisis country South Sudan, with over 300 British soldiers currently deployed across the fledgling nation. ///
I don't know why we bother, Africa and it's peoples will never change, no matter what resources we keep pumping into this problematic continent.
/// By pumping in £40.8million last year, the UK has become the third-largest humanitarian donor to crisis country South Sudan, with over 300 British soldiers currently deployed across the fledgling nation. ///
I don't know why we bother, Africa and it's peoples will never change, no matter what resources we keep pumping into this problematic continent.
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