A Brief Reflection On Scapegoats.
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It is hard to tolerate other's faults. It is even harder to tolerate our own.
Then, we invent scapegoats and make our own the other's faults and hate them for both for the fact that we perceive the 'new' fault on them as well for the fact that deep within us, we know it is still our fault.
How often do we blame other countries for the blunders of our own government? How often do we try to find evil where there is only poverty or destruction?
Does Iraq or Cuba pose a threat to world peace? Do you really think that those countries would be capable of doing much harm?
Where is proof that they could? I mean, not proof obscured by veils of 'national security' - how convenient, isn't it? - but proof availed or directly provided by independent sources.
What are the real chances that one would be right and everyone else wrong?
And lastly, how would you feel if suddenly a bigger country than yours, or a coalition of them would start bombarding?
Would you receive them as your friends?
Don't be surprised if they don't.
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