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My question would be, why do you want to help people specifically in Afghanistan and not, for example a starving child threatened by even more crazy people from
by hutzlibu 5y ago
My question would be, why do you want to help people specifically in Afghanistan and not, for example a starving child threatened by even more crazy people from the IS also happening right now, even though it is not on the news?
The world is big, with a long list of problems.
A single person cannot fix the mess of global powers. I believe one of the reason for the mess, is too many people "knowing better" and from the outside how to fix things.
But strictly pragmatically speaking:
I would try to put pressure on politicians, that they are serious to get at least some of the people out, who are seriously under threat - basically everyone not radical islamic. But you see the problem with even that?
- 42droids 5y agoWhy them? I suppose why not. I am in the position right now to help. I wasn’t before. This is the current crisis so I thought I try and educate myself to see what can be done. Indeed the world has a lot of problems. If I can help solve just a tiny fraction of the issues, that’s great.
- hutzlibu 5y ago"This is the current crisis" Well, I would say, it is the current crisis, the western world has its attention on. My point was, if you are in a position to help, you should find many beneficial organisations in need of support - all the time.