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It's still high time to withdraw any and all support from the people who have to gain from terrorist attacks. The likes of Theresa May and the war criminals she
by regulate_this 9y ago
It's still high time to withdraw any and all support from the people who have to gain from terrorist attacks. The likes of Theresa May and the war criminals she probably hands with, the "security industry" that is working so hard to make the world less secure for the innocent and more secure for those who want to hide their guilt.
Te real way to curb terrorism and other crime is to have more sane parents who have more time for their kids, more affordable education, that sort of thing. War, poverty, etc.; what happens today determines the tragedies of the next 30 years. We'd need to be very different, much better societies for at least a few decades for any real change.
But the people like May don't want that. They want more of what uproots us, and they want power that can be used nilly-willy, both against criminals and anyone else. Notice how you can't use "honest parents who give their children hugs and answer their question" against innocents the way that "fights crime". Don't tell me it's about resources, it's about intent which in turn results from dysfunction and psychopathology. They need to control the narrative because a mirror would kill them, that's the gist. Be the mirror.
- rocqua 9y agoIt's not just individual conditions like upbringing, poverty or education. There is a problem with segregation. Not any form of mandated segregation, but emergent segregation due to social constructs. Racism, latent or otherwise, makes minorities feel more comfortable with people of their own ethnicity. Whilst that same racism makes the majority want to move away from the minority. Obviously, this segregation isn't the only issue. There are more minorities that appear to have self-segregated than just the Arabic/Muslim. In the UK, e.g. Indians, Eastern-Europeans, perhaps black people. Those minorities seem to have a lot fewer terrorists, if any.