|
It's really sad what's happening to these people. EU had plenty of time to figure things out before all this mass migration started.
As I am living in Budapest I had the occasion to see some of them, with just some backpacks and their children. They look very tired and concerned, but somewhat happy and relieved in the same time, it's a pretty interesting combination which can' t really be seen on to many people faces.
From my point of view most of them are not to blame, especially the children. The same as most of us, EU citizens have no blame for how poorly this situation is being treated but our Governments have.
Personally I am not happy that Hungary decided to build a shitty barb wire fence from public money when these money could be given for the camps for food, water, clothing, medicine etc, anyway the camps are full.
Some EU Governments and "European citizens" are pretty vocal and against them but they had no word to say when as a NATO member had a small part in the destruction of their country and homes.
Biggest problem of all is that some of us forget to be people and we are too judgmental about religion, skin color, sexual orientation etc.
|