Why am I even reading the comment sections?

[luzribeiro]

I should know better. I shouldn't read the comments below news articles...

"The elite has a plan for the Islamization of Europe, and they're implementing it quite successfully".

Bull-fucking-shit. The so called "elite" has no idea what they're doing. This proneness to overestimate the elite's capacities is ridiculous. In fact, the elite is

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[htpcl]

If anyone still believes either the Russians or the Americans are doing anything regarding the Syrian conflict or the Syrian refugees out of sheer sympathy for their respective Syrian "friends" (be they Assad, the Jihadists, or the presumably "moderate" rebels), then they're dwelling in fantasy world. There are no friendships in geopolitics. Just interests. Russia has an interest to keep their base at the Mediterranean, while America is interested in removing Russia's last base from the Mediterranean. Iran has an interest to complete the land corridor of Iran-friendly governments so they could deliver oil to the Mediterranean, while Saudi Arabia is interested in disrupting that plan. Israel has their own interests in the region. And Egypt, and Turkey as well. Vast amounts of oil have been found in the sea near Cyprus, and all these players will be scrambling for the nice ports in Syria and Lebanon. It's all interests, brothers and sisters! Friendship, principles, empathy and solidarity, or simple human relations - that's all bunk for those sort of people.

And the dumbest thing in all this is that there'll always be a horde of convenient claquers who'll be providing a chorus of applause for whichever respective side they've chosen, or yell and bark at the opposite side. And most of them genuinely believe they're doing it for their own good, mind you. Voluntary pawns - that's what they are. Be they pro-Russian, pro-American, pro-European or whatever. Meanwhile, what remains for the normal human relations? They sink through the gutter, that's what happens.