Post by account_disabled on Jan 31, 2024 9:11:03 GMT
The artifact of law, which bends to certain demands that have nothing to do with justice and dignity. Laws that are changed according to needs, such as an economic crisis, prolong or defer a restriction. Hospitality is something else. Because perhaps there is a justice that ignores the law; as there is a law that knows nothing about justice. For Michael Walzer , hypocrisy is the minimum degree of morality. There, in that almost subsoil of morality, the European immigration policy is installed. On the borders, Europe deploys a thanatopolitics, in which the death of others trying to reach the Promised Land is justifiable, since the fault is not ours. At borders open to the trade of goods and weapons, people die. Barrier Europe continues its imperturbable race towards a future of iniquity. “
In front of the Rock of Gibraltar, there we felt that there was no return” According to Monstserrat Galceran , in the face of the neo-fascist scarecrow, what we need between different people is to build bridges and Phone Number Database not build walls, denouncing the speeches that, with the excuse of protecting us, make us more vulnerable every day. The longer the wars in the Middle East last, the more we destroy the States in Africa, the more danger there is that some of those who escaped from those true hells will rebound against us, the peaceful inhabitants of European cities. The neo-fascists will not protect us from this danger: on the contrary, like their predecessors, the fascists of the 1930s, they can drag us into a true collective disaster. I want to end with a text by Eduardo Galeano titled, The emigrants , now .
Since always, butterflies and swallows and flamingos fly away from the cold, year after year, and whales swim in search of another sea and salmon and trout in search of their river. They travel thousands of leagues, along the free paths of air and water. However, the paths of human exodus are not free. In immense caravans, the fugitives from the impossible life march. They travel from the south to the north and from the rising sun to the west. They have been robbed of their place in the world. They have been stripped of their jobs and their land. Many flee wars, but many more flee exterminated wages and devastated lands. The shipwrecked of globalization go on a pilgrimage, inventing paths, wanting a home, knocking on doors: the doors that open, magically, to the passage of money, close in their faces.
In front of the Rock of Gibraltar, there we felt that there was no return” According to Monstserrat Galceran , in the face of the neo-fascist scarecrow, what we need between different people is to build bridges and Phone Number Database not build walls, denouncing the speeches that, with the excuse of protecting us, make us more vulnerable every day. The longer the wars in the Middle East last, the more we destroy the States in Africa, the more danger there is that some of those who escaped from those true hells will rebound against us, the peaceful inhabitants of European cities. The neo-fascists will not protect us from this danger: on the contrary, like their predecessors, the fascists of the 1930s, they can drag us into a true collective disaster. I want to end with a text by Eduardo Galeano titled, The emigrants , now .
Since always, butterflies and swallows and flamingos fly away from the cold, year after year, and whales swim in search of another sea and salmon and trout in search of their river. They travel thousands of leagues, along the free paths of air and water. However, the paths of human exodus are not free. In immense caravans, the fugitives from the impossible life march. They travel from the south to the north and from the rising sun to the west. They have been robbed of their place in the world. They have been stripped of their jobs and their land. Many flee wars, but many more flee exterminated wages and devastated lands. The shipwrecked of globalization go on a pilgrimage, inventing paths, wanting a home, knocking on doors: the doors that open, magically, to the passage of money, close in their faces.