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Gaza genocide
(lemmy.world)
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I don't.
At some point I realized there's infinite awesome and infinite cruel things on the Internet, and people usually wanna show you the cruel stuff because it makes money / keeps anxious.
But you don't need to fix the whole world at once and no one can fight the alligators when standing in the swamp.
So I don't, I only get news from friends +& family and otherwise I focus on productive things on he Internet, like nature documentaries, science, entertainment and learning things like coding or philosophy. I know this sounds ignorant but I know this is the state where I am most valuable to myself and therefore all the people around me, so that's how I wanna live.
Now everyone has to find their own threshold of cruelty they can take on a day-to-day basis, but usually if you care about your mental health you should set a limit, only watch some of it. Rarely can people watch cruel things daily and not get PTSD, which is pertinent for jobs like EMT or the military.
To this I want to add personally, death is a normal part of life. If it's because of old age or humans killing each other doesn't make incredibly much of a difference to me. As long as life existed there was death & suffering. Of course I'm against unnecessary death & suffering. But I'm asking myself, why would I myself add to the suffering by suffering when I see others suffer and I can only very barely help them?