Thanks! I have noticed that many people prefer to be negative rather than positive. The "my glass is half empty rather than my glass is half full" syndrome.
So what that we cannot get into the countries badly affected by this abuse? Little by little the barriers can be broken down, but no one will achieve anything by being negative or angry.
I am not sure how to being this, but if more and more of you sign up to the cause for a start. these organisations do have people in the right places.
I understand your sentiment, but also I have to disagree. It seems rather simplistic to say "what is the point in discussing things we can do nothing about" - discussion is very important and healthy - even if the views are negative.
I am a big supporter of Amnesty International, but I do not donate and then walk away happy that I have "done my bit" and that my glass is now half full, and I am sure A.I. do not do that too! Without anger and negativity, nothing would be achieved. These organisations are born from anger and a feeling of wanting to try and do more.
In this rather selfish "me" centered world that we have become, people have become desensitised to suffering. It is very important to get people angry! A good example is the RSPCA advertising campaign about 4 years ago. For years they had shown pictures of cute rescued animals. They suddenly changed their campaign and showed actual abused dead animals. It made the public very angry - many complained...... and their donations doubled.
Your statement "no one will achieve anything from being negative or angry" is actually wrong.
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