Troubles of the World.
When there is so much wrong in this world, it is amazing that so much conflict is focused not on the issue of illegal immigration itself but the fact of assimilation. Displacement is an indisputable current affair fact, be this because of war, climate or other causes. Year upon year figures have risen in populations suffering displacement and boats carrying desperate people in search of a better homeland. It is a contentious subject and it does implicate very important concerns to do with adequate standards of social care for communities. Issues of safety, public funds and housing should be acknowledged and managed but appropriately, so as not to promote what could be misconstrued as prejudice or extreme patriotism. Not addressing this concern correctly could easily lead to far more problems stemming from the troubles of this world.
I find it troubling that, of late, many protests look to conflate the priorities of a particular set of human rights over another. While it is true that people have to be looked after within their own communities, it should not lead to a promotion of violence or violent acts to get those views across. It is right to raise issues of legitimate public requirements or expectations but the best way to do this is through the appropriate channels.
Human rights means so much and has a different set of conditions given different scenarios. The idea that anybody should become victimised and violently assaulted is wrong. I support the right of legal protest but in this case, I think there has to be caution as there is always a danger of certain elements who wish to hijack the true meaning of the protest and use it for their own ends.
The realities of today’s circumstances do have to be considered and along with that there is an incline in new objectives that have to be balanced. People’s legitimate concerns about illegal immigration do have to be balanced with an acknowledegment of the problems that exist. I do feel that even more thought and long term vision should be applied to this subject.
Pointing out extreme allegations of illegal immigration misconduct could become a focus for a witch hunt or alter what the issues should be emphasising. In the USA the development of ICE has led to division, fear and increasing controversy. I think the aim is for the public in any country to attain justice by means of the examples they set. A more levelheaded approach to illegal immigration is needed as this would benefit people everywhere.
The world is inextricably part of one body, and when atrocities are carried out, difficulties can be known across continents. It is true that deliberate aggression, be it for political gain or dominance of views does not serve positive purposes. Tactics of self-interest and starvation are being carried out in certain countries and while these do not solve injustice, they add to the trauma all over the world. What can be worse is inaction and in front of everybody's eyes if nothing is done, repercussions might easily come about. The extremist actions of any nation should not be encouraged. In enabling aggression, the ease with which some might flout the rules of appropriate action can raise in both severity and repercussions. The number of civilian population affected, killed or injured because of this one fact could be beyond belief. There is an ever present reason why people flee their homeland and search for a more stable environment. Although there are natural disasters, human behaviour plays a major part in forcing mass exodus under threats of losing life and limb.
I find it troubling that, of late, many protests look to conflate the priorities of a particular set of human rights over another. While it is true that people have to be looked after within their own communities, it should not lead to a promotion of violence or violent acts to get those views across. It is right to raise issues of legitimate public requirements or expectations but the best way to do this is through the appropriate channels.
Human rights means so much and has a different set of conditions given different scenarios. The idea that anybody should become victimised and violently assaulted is wrong. I support the right of legal protest but in this case, I think there has to be caution as there is always a danger of certain elements who wish to hijack the true meaning of the protest and use it for their own ends.
The realities of today’s circumstances do have to be considered and along with that there is an incline in new objectives that have to be balanced. People’s legitimate concerns about illegal immigration do have to be balanced with an acknowledegment of the problems that exist. I do feel that even more thought and long term vision should be applied to this subject.
Pointing out extreme allegations of illegal immigration misconduct could become a focus for a witch hunt or alter what the issues should be emphasising. In the USA the development of ICE has led to division, fear and increasing controversy. I think the aim is for the public in any country to attain justice by means of the examples they set. A more levelheaded approach to illegal immigration is needed as this would benefit people everywhere.
The world is inextricably part of one body, and when atrocities are carried out, difficulties can be known across continents. It is true that deliberate aggression, be it for political gain or dominance of views does not serve positive purposes. Tactics of self-interest and starvation are being carried out in certain countries and while these do not solve injustice, they add to the trauma all over the world. What can be worse is inaction and in front of everybody's eyes if nothing is done, repercussions might easily come about. The extremist actions of any nation should not be encouraged. In enabling aggression, the ease with which some might flout the rules of appropriate action can raise in both severity and repercussions. The number of civilian population affected, killed or injured because of this one fact could be beyond belief. There is an ever present reason why people flee their homeland and search for a more stable environment. Although there are natural disasters, human behaviour plays a major part in forcing mass exodus under threats of losing life and limb.
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