Author Topic: [NEWS] A bunch of SJWs are going to march from Germany to Aleppo  (Read 4024 times)

A march to stop the bombing on aleppo civilians is great, I don't know why y'all complaining. This is the type of stuff Ghandi or MLK would do, you know, the most famous SJWs in history.

Russia is pretty much committing urbanicide and the killing of civilians really has to stop. The fact that those people are willing to walk that far shows how devoted they are to the cause. I wish them a safe journey.

I don't think walking straight into a place being bombed would suddenly make them stop lol

I don't think walking straight into a place being bombed would suddenly make them stop lol
Actually, according to all international laws, it would. If Russia or the United States backed rebels were to injure any german civilians it'd officially be a NATO/UN issue, so both parties will avoid doing so.

If Russia is willing to attack peaceful civilians then they're pretty much an enemy of the world, and have to be stopped. They've already shown us that they're willing to bomb UN convoys delivering aid.
« Last Edit: December 06, 2016, 11:19:49 AM by Perry »

I wanna predict minimum 75% of them will bail before they are even out of europe

I wanna predict minimum 75% of them will bail before they are even out of europe
People in history have been shown to do pretty great things when devoted to a cause. Salt march was pretty long. The long march in china was giant. People who are motivated to do something will come together, put their differences aside and help each other. Don't underestimate humanity.

I wanna predict minimum 75% of them will bail before they are even out of europe
This too, since the body types of SJWs are either 400lb landwhales known as "women," and bone-thin white guys

This too, since the body types of SJWs are either 400lb landwhales known as "women," and bone-thin white guys
They aren't the 1st world SJW feminists you kids constantly rant about; they're like humanitarian workers and activists who want to help solve an issue. I don't understand why you guys are so quick to belittle any effort to help someone less fortunate.

There's literally average men women and children like you who are trapped in a city and can't actually leave because if you do you'll either be shot by rebels or targeted by russian planes or airstrikes. The conditions there are so terrible that half of your friends will essentially disappear from your life over the course of a week, either killed in a bombing raid or crushed by rubble. The SJWs that are planning this march want to stop it from happening, and it's perfectly possible. Their goal to stop the killing of innocents and destruction of cities isn't remotely comparable to the SJW plans to ban the word 'bossy' or make safe spaces here and there; It's literally a campaign to stop murder.
« Last Edit: December 06, 2016, 11:30:50 AM by Perry »

Actually, according to all international laws, it would. If Russia or the United States backed rebels were to injure any german civilians it'd officially be a NATO/UN issue, so both parties will avoid doing so.

If Russia is willing to attack peaceful civilians then they're pretty much an enemy of the world, and have to be stopped. They've already shown us that they're willing to bomb UN convoys delivering aid.

Actually no.

These civilians have no diplomatic relations and are not being told by their government to be there.

so these people are gonna die.

Actually no.

These civilians have no diplomatic relations and are not being told by their government to be there.

so these people are gonna die.
Countries don't have the right to kill citizens of the European Nations unless they are violating a law and would normally be killed as a citizen of that country. These people who are marching are not criminals, and will not be violating any laws of Syria unless marching across a desert is worthy of a death sentence. If Russia decides to do an air strike they will be held accountable for war crimes as well as violation of international law with Germany.

If they fail to yield to the civilians, Germany will probably forget Russia's trade over or become an enemy/hold them accountable by force. This is how real international politics work. However, if the United States-backed rebels attack the civilians, Germany will only be able to hold the rebels accountable, since it isn't direct involvement. They might be able to forget the US for supporting them though.



Think back to the Nanjing Atrocities. Since Japan was at war with China, they were able to attack whichever Chinese civilians they wanted. However, the moment European citizens intervened and formed a safe zone, Japan couldn't actually touch them. Likewise, civilians, even with no diplomatic relations, can still apply for a special status that makes them humanitarian workers, and as a result, Russia won't have the ability to touch them without having severe backlash.
« Last Edit: December 06, 2016, 11:43:37 AM by Perry »

aleppo seems a little dangerous, i think they should march to a safer city like warsaw

People in history have been shown to do pretty great things when devoted to a cause. Salt march was pretty long. The long march in china was giant. People who are motivated to do something will come together, put their differences aside and help each other. Don't underestimate humanity.
I don't underestimate humanity but i also understand most people have loved ones, jobs, pets, possessions, bills. So it seems reasonable to assume that these people are going to become
more and more aware and hesitant to what they are walking in to(pew pew explosions) and return to the priorities in their lives(no disrespect to the situation in Aleppo). These aren't solely the oppressed people returning to their lands to free it from this conflict. It's going to be some refugees and a lot of "social justice warriors". Obviously that doesn't mean it will only be the handicapped stereotype for a SWJ but regardless it's not going to be as grand and spectacular as you're making it out to be.

Regardless of how it turns out, with either them all being destroyed in a bloody mess or saving a bunch of civilians temporarily, it will be pretty loving grand and spectacular.

I'm actually hoping for this to be a success, but I'm not gonna hold any jokes back if they just dye the sands red.

Regardless of how it turns out, with either them all being destroyed in a bloody mess or saving a bunch of civilians temporarily, it will be pretty loving grand and spectacular.

I'm actually hoping for this to be a success, but I'm not gonna hold any jokes back if they just dye the sands red.

same here my dude lmao

it could be illegal for non nationals to be within certain syrian locations.
there are 3 sides fighting in syria, all 3 wont be to kind to unknowns, as they could be supporting any of the others.

according to all international laws
Russia hasn't proven very willing to work according to international norms and laws.
As for peace in Aleppo, "You make a desert and call it peace." is sadly likely to apply.

I'm with you that it'd be nice if this march were to work out, but the reality is that it more than likely will fail.  Either these people, be they normals or land whales, will tire out or run out of money and return to their day jobs or be turned back by force or turn into an unruly mob.  It would be nice if it were otherwise, but that's more than likely how it'll play out.  Cross our fingers though.