#statelesspeople — Public Fediverse posts

"We have to have citizenship otherwise we can't live".

The caption on the "Eksil" (Exile) documentary screenshot reminded me of Hannah Arendt writing about "Stateless People" and how it seems impossible to guarantee human rights for everyone under the nation-state system...

https://fulcrum.sg/a-cultural-blow-to-an-eroding-political-taboo-viewing-eksil-the-exiles-a-hit-documentary/

#MaxLane #Eksil #LolaAmaria #IndonesianMovie #HannahArendt #StatelessPeople #Exiles #NeedingCitizenshipToLive #DisplacedPersons

No paradox of contemporary politics is filled with a more poignant irony than the discrepancy between the efforts of well-meaning idealists who stubbornly insist on regarding as “inalienable” those human rights, which are enjoyed only by citizens of the most prosperous and civilized countries, and the situation of the rightless themselves. Their situation has deteriorated just as stubbornly, until the internment camp—prior to the second World War the exception rather than the rule for the stateless—has become the routine solution for the problem of domicile of the “displaced persons.”

No paradox of contemporary politics is filled with a more poignant irony than the discrepancy between the efforts of well-meaning idealists who stubbornly insist on regarding as “inalienable” those human rights, which are enjoyed only by citizens of the most prosperous and civilized countries, and the situation of the rightless themselves. Their situation has deteriorated just as stubbornly, until the internment camp—prior to the second World War the exception rather than the rule for the stateless—has become the routine solution for the problem of domicile of the “displaced persons.”

No paradox of contemporary politics is filled with a more poignant irony than the discrepancy between the efforts of well-meaning idealists who stubbornly insist on regarding as “inalienable” those human rights, which are enjoyed only by citizens of the most prosperous and civilized countries, and the situation of the rightless themselves. Their situation has deteriorated just as stubbornly, until the internment camp—prior to the second World War the exception rather than the rule for the stateless—has become the routine solution for the problem of domicile of the “displaced persons.”

No paradox of contemporary politics is filled with a more poignant irony than the discrepancy between the efforts of well-meaning idealists who stubbornly insist on regarding as “inalienable” those human rights, which are enjoyed only by citizens of the most prosperous and civilized countries, and the situation of the rightless themselves. Their situation has deteriorated just as stubbornly, until the internment camp—prior to the second World War the exception rather than the rule for the stateless—has become the routine solution for the problem of domicile of the “displaced persons.”

No paradox of contemporary politics is filled with a more poignant irony than the discrepancy between the efforts of well-meaning idealists who stubbornly insist on regarding as “inalienable” those human rights, which are enjoyed only by citizens of the most prosperous and civilized countries, and the situation of the rightless themselves. Their situation has deteriorated just as stubbornly, until the internment camp—prior to the second World War the exception rather than the rule for the stateless—has become the routine solution for the problem of domicile of the “displaced persons.”

Maybe some #Afghan refugees will get to #Ukraine and #EasternEurope. They can show how things work out after #Rambo visits with #StingerMissiles. The #Refugees (#StatelessPeople) can talk with #TomHanks (#ElliotAbrams, #VictoriaNuland). #MotoHashiSeiIchi's #AlexeiInBelarus (near #Chernobyl) and the #peasant women can teach the #EliteWarring planners some #Farming. #BertrandRussel thought gardening could make #aristocrats less prone to destroy eveyone else's efforts.
https://www.democracynow.org/2022/3/18/matthieu_aikins_afghanistan_refugee_hunger_crisis