On the Day of Peace, the world is still searching for it
Finding peace is like Big Pharma saying they are going to make medicines to cure people. There’s no benefit in Big Pharma finding cures as they would put themselves out of business. They’d rather have a patient/customer for life taking medicines that don’t work and are just hiding and masking symptoms making someone feel like they are getting better – basically a band aid for a cut, or at best a painkiller.
This is the same business model for global governments, and there is no profit or good to be had from the world being at peace. It makes no money, but war is good for business, making governments and politicians feel that they are needed and have something to do.
“War is a place where young people, who don’t know each other and don’t hate each other, kill each other, by the decision of old people who know each other and hate each other, but don’t kill each other.”
@garysweeney
How do you expect peace if the UN is controlled by the US.
@salah.bh86
Italy to ban veils in schools, limit foreign students per class, Meloni says
It is not good to make them feel that way. It is their religion and their rules – we cannot force them to open.
@kirenjitkaur2009
Kuwait embassy warns citizens as Portugal face-covering ban set to take effect
If Portugal doesn’t respect our religious values, then why should we even go there as a tourist and contribute to their economy?
@mohtashiem
At least Kuwait is telling its people to be respectful and follow Portuguese law.
@konigreich_jersey
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