Would you die for your own country?

[Basman]

People not feeling a duty to society reflects the neoliberal culture of our age. It's a lack of healthy stage blue in my opinion. 

[Schahin]

18 hours ago, Basman said:

People not feeling a duty to society reflects the neoliberal culture of our age. It's a lack of healthy stage blue in my opinion. 

The governments of our societies are democratically elected by the people and are mostly hypocritical. Human rights only apply to Europeans and Americans. 

Our countries (the European ones and the USA) whole heartedly support the slaughter of innocent Children in Palestine and Syria (by making enormous gas deals and big businees trades with Russia when they massacred innocent Syrians) but when the war comes to their own doorstep like in Ucraine, then suddenly there are 20 sanction packets against Russia and the talks of human rights.

Our societies that elect these governments are totally Hypocritical, what value does it have to die for such a country that itself supports crimes against humanity in distant places and makes huge profits out of it not only by exporting weapons but by mutual business deals while their businesspartner is a lunatic criminal like Putin or Netanyahu?

The misery of Syria and Palestine is mainly due to European Business interest and the enormous hypocritical attitude of Europeans and Americans. It makes no sense to die for values like human rights if your own society doesnt acknowledge human rights (inofficially) in the Middle East or elsewhere like China.

Edited Saturday at 12:08 PM by Schahin