RE: The dilemma between patriotism and family WEEK 207

Greetings from Ukraine, neighbor!

I want to give you a few thoughts after reading your post about the war.

1.- Before deciding to participate in the war, think carefully, is there a real threat to the existence of you and your loved ones, or does someone want you to think that way when making decisions?
2.- If God forbid it happens that war comes to your territory, no one will ask you if you want to participate in this war, or if you have the health and strength for it.
Just like in our country, in such a case you will have closed borders and laws contradicting the basics of human rights! (I have to go into hiding in my country to avoid going to war).
3.- most importantly! Every war has reasons. It is always better to eliminate the causes before the conflict starts. Sometimes it is worth stepping out of your comfort zone and protesting against the anti-people actions of a government that risks involving the country in a full-scale war.
We did not do this in our time, and now we are trying to confront the consequences of our shortsightedness and excessive trust in the appointed rulers.

Before poking a sleeping bear with a stick, it is necessary to carefully compare all possible risks and consequences of such an event. And as practice shows, the Ukrainian example has taught the European rulers nothing.

Good luck to you and peaceful skies!