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  • Helping people in Europe, is FAR more expensive than helping people people in their own home countries.

    We can help far, far, far more people by building infrastructure where it is needed, rather than move the persons needing help into Europe.

    Ok but over here in the real world that isn’t happening hence the refugees. Also we aren’t “moving people into Europe” they are already here or coming of their own accord (or in this case likely with the help of the US and the zionist entity). How would you propose helping them?

    Europe’s resources are not endless, lets help as many people as we can with the resources we have.

    Well we aren’t living off our own resources but extracting them from other countries, hence all the poverty there creating the refugees.

    Helping where the help is needed also means that people won’t have to die trying to cross a sea, so we save even more people that way.

    All for it bud, let’s go. In the meantime, what should we do with the people that are already here? Or are you gonna do the typical thing people here in europe do and just state a better more hypothetical solution that is much less likely to be implemented in order to squash ongoing and real efforts to help people in need?






  • What do you do if “against” is not on the ballot? In my country for instance there is no party that opposes the palestinian genocide except a few very fringe ones. So should I swallow my conscience and just vote?

    Or should I demonstrate, vote for one of the fringe parties, make the people that are supposed to represent me know what my values are? Because I’d die of shame if people could actually claim that our zionist government represented me.

    Turning in a blank ballot is also a valid form of protest, but protesters have to make sure that their demands are known. Otherwise a protest is pointless.

    The people who won’t stay home on election day are conservative voters, and even though electoral reform shouldn’t be a partisan issue I guarantee the Conservatives would never move to implement it.

    There are a lot of conservatives that stay home because they are disappointed or don’t see a point to it. Doomerism is kind of a conservative thing.