Just in case you don't know..

@samueltyler2 Don't believe everything you read

@samueltyler2 @Cassieeeee It's not a humanitarian crisis. This sort of stuff has happened all our lives. Now that it's reaching countries adjacent to NATO, people are noticing it. I'm not tryna correct anyone or minimize it. It's terrible. But calling it a humanitarian crisis implies that it's something new.

It's simply an atrocity. And Cassie is right, money plays a huge factor.

Bottom line, it has to be stopped.

@Cassieeeee I just realized I posted that in the wrong thread lol

@StygianKohlrabi You clearly have no clue what you're talking about.

@Cassieeeee sure

@Cassieeeee Don't 🫂

@Cassieeeee This is a humanitarian disaster, I don't see how it is driven by money.

@samueltyler2 War is money, genocide is money. Leaders not stepping up against what they're doing - because they're invested - making billions..

@Darksideinthenight2 Yes it is a big threat. Personally i think Israel is a bigger threat, based on the fact they haven't gotten any sanctions or consequences for the countless of war-crimes they've committed. Which sends a really dangerous message to the rest of the world.

What's happening in Gaza has been going on for 77 years, it's nothing new, but it has intensively increased, especially over the last almost two years.

I wouldn't compare them, genocide is wrong, and what's happening in Sudan is heartbreaking. I've seen some people talk about it, but honestly don't know too much about it cause the algorithm mostly shows me what I share and talk about the most.
Same with Congo. The stories I've heard from there is also heartbreaking to say the least🥺