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At least 34 people die as thousands cross to Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco
(www.theguardian.com)
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European countries including Spain have sown destruction and exploitation around the world for their own benefit. It's not surprising that marginalized people are trying to get their fair share. European countries have spread capitalism which destroys communal support systems in order to profit off of access to resources/land/cheap (or free) labor force/etc. regardless of societal/ecological consequences ("externalities").
If Europe wants to solve the refugee/migrant problem it should help communities to rise above the system that puts a price tag on human needs and which is based on a competitive struggle of everyone for themselves and their family, while an elite gets richer and more powerful above it all.
What nonsense
Its not ‘marginalized people’ trying to ‘get their fair share’. Its normal citizens like you and me, who have grown absolutely desperate because the dire economic circumstances in their home countries.
Yes, these countries have been disadvantaged by capitalism and their colonial history, but their current day problems are as much an effect of of corruption, mismanagement, geography and a host of other factors.
Appropriating other people's problems to serve your own ideological views only serves to polarize the argument.
Europe has very real ways of fixing the issues in the near abroad in a way that also strengthens the continent itself, but conservative and right-wing demagogues continue to frustrate any form of constructive dialogue. Don’t fuel the fire.