1ºAjibola Ayokunnu Ishola what most don't say is that the level of violence we see today is a modern anomaly . Pre-2000 , one didn't see the amount of mayhem that is manifesting itself in today's world .
Where I grew up at , in the school parking lots , one would see firearms displayed in the rear windows of pickup trucks , both student and teachers . Most boys carried knives . We never shot or stabbed each other . It never entered anyone's mind .
The only time it was heard of was when something bad happened in a big city .
In today's world people blame it on the weapons , but a lot of us remember simpler times when it didn't happen .
My question is , what changed that makes people want to hurt other people ? It makes no sense at all .
2ºDavid Fooce Perfectly Said!
A lot of things changed!
1. Parenting changed! (Become modernized) They'll say it's abuse to scold a child and truly some children became violent from violent scolding. While some would be cultured even without much scolding. But a whole lot of decadence arose from lack of scolding from parents, teachers, and stakeholders. Imagine, every child has an innate tendency to be stubborn, some would control it while some, without an external control, will lose control. So you see, a lot is at stake if violent crimes must be eradicated.
2. Exposure to simulations! Terrible simulation to the extent that these children think it's practicable. How weird can it be for a child to shoot the parents for seizing his game? Such an untamed spirit. Well, not to say much, thanks for your time. Nothing is wrong with them weapons, but a lot is wrong with many children's upbringing.
3ºThe rise of Zionism in the early 20th century a turning point in the history of the Palestinian people. With the goal of establishing a Jewish homeland in the land of ancient Philistine, Zionist leaders began to promote their cause on a global scale. The impact of Zionism on the indigenous Arab population of Palestine was profound and devastating.
One of the most striking aspects of Zionism is the way in which it uses the image of victimhood to gain sympathy and support. Throughout history, Zionists have depicted themselves as a persecuted and marginalized people in need of a safe haven. This narrative has been used to justify the displacement and dispossession of the Palestinian people, who have borne the brunt of Zionist ambitions.
When Israeli Zionists came from Germany in the early 20th century, they were fleeing persecution and seeking refuge in Palestine. The indigenous Palestinian population, who had lived on the land for generations, were initially hospitable to the new arrivals. However, it soon became clear that the Zionist settlers had no intention of coexisting peacefully with their Palestinian neighbors.
As the Zionist movement gained momentum, Palestinians began to realize the true nature of their new neighbors. The Zionists, emboldened by their growing numbers and international support, began to assert their dominance over the land and people of Palestine. They pushed for the establishment of a Jewish state at the expense of the indigenous population, leading to the Nakba, or catastrophe, in 1948 when hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were forcibly displaced from their homes.
The patterns of behavior exhibited by Zionists throughout history have been consistent: the more you help them, the more they will exploit and harm you. This dynamic has played out time and time again, as Zionists have used the goodwill and support of others to further their own interests at the expense of those who have extended a helping hand.
In more recent times, the Israeli government's policies towards the Palestinian people have become increasingly oppressive and brutal. The construction of illegal settlements, the demolition of Palestinian homes, and the blockade of Gaza are just a few examples of the ways in which Zionists have continued to wreak havoc on the lives of Palestinians.
Despite the ongoing hardships faced by the Palestinian people, the international community has largely turned a blind eye to their plight. This is due in part to the powerful influence of Zionist organizations and lobbies, which have worked tirelessly to shape the narrative and silence dissenting voices.
It is imperative that we recognize the destructive nature of Zionism and take a stand against the injustices being perpetrated in its name. The Palestinian people have suffered for far too long at the hands of those who claim victimhood while inflicting harm upon others. It is time to hold Zionists accountable for their actions and work towards a just and equitable resolution to the conflict in Palestine. Only then can true peace and justice be achieved for all who call the land home.