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Vergiliusz Posted at 3-18 04:36
If the topic does not suit you, it is enough not to comment and the problem is important. Because what, because the cruel murder of people is not directly related to it, it is good to sit in a warm house and worry only about the tip of the nose? Any place is good for sending a message about a problem. Nobody is neutral.
Hi Vergiliusz!
I strongly dislike political and propaganda matters penetrating into a peaceful environment, into a place it does not belong, where it causes more negative than beneficial outcomes. But of course you should get a reply, a very detailled one.
Quote: If the topic does not suit you, it is enough not to comment ...
Let me answer this with another, quite popular quote: "All it takes for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing."
I chose this quote because it serves a soothing function by making me AND you feel it helps the other understanding one's own point of view.
If two persons or two groups of persons are convinced of their point of view being the only legitimate and noble stance, getting into deeper arguments is a pure waste of time. Because the other does not want to be convinced.
Thus the intelligent way of handling such a situation would be doing nothing. Now read my quote again.
More on the topic of paradoxes to be found in "Gödel, Escher, Bach – An Eternal Golden Braid" by Douglas R. Hofstadter.
The definition of being right or wrong solely depends on the reader's point of view, like a glass being percepted as half-full or half-empty, like both parties of a war being confident of being on the good side of matters, fighting for a good cause, with the other party being the definition of evil. Who's gonna judge?
I've got a friend in Moscow, Maxim. And I've got a friend in Ukraine, Tatiana. Nice people, I like them very much, both of them, we know each other for many years. None of them have anything to do with politics. Their job and my job is a very peaceful one, we're communication experts helping people understand each other, helping to make people happy.
Now you tell me who should remain my friend and who should become my foe - just because people we all don't know at all decided to force their people into a war.
You know my answer: As long as a friend doesn't do any evil, he/she remains my friend.
If I would take a side, I would prove myself as a person who never understood the mechanisms of propaganda in a smaller or larger scale, making me a quite bad psychologist. And a person not deserving any friendship.
Thus we should follow a simple principle: Don't hate people who did nothing wrong. And don't make people hate other people who did nothing wrong.
Read the Bible, 3 Mose 19:18: "Thou shalt not avenge, nor bear any grudge against the children of thy people, but thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself."
This is to be found in the Old and in the New Testament: Matthew 22:39: "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself."
Another quote, Hosea 8:7: "For they have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind."
I am no regligious person (but a person who finds some (!) principles of the Bible a worthy addition to people's life and perception), but both Russians and Ukrainians are Christians.
A final Bible quote, John 8:7: "He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone [at her]."
Both parties aren't without sin, both keep on throwing stones. And both are convinced of their own cause being the only good one.
Is that a proper behavior? Of course not.
So answer me a simple question: Is it a good thing inflaming a forum, making friends turn against each other for the cause of others, of warmongers?
Just watch the reactions a simple propaganda post caused. People turning against other, trying to violate each other.
Is that the way of fostering peace and understanding?
You now understand my point of view and the background of my post.
I friendly invite you to continue this talk via private messages: Because a drone forum is not the right place for propagandistic intentions and sowing wind.
For - finally - coming to an end: Just ask the "Ukrainian drone operator" how the system could recognize his location as "Austria". Or just think about it.
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