German Politician Demands Syrian Refugees 'Go Home,' Ignores Who Blew It Up
Mainstream media reports Merz's demand that Syrian refugees in Germany 'must go home,' claiming 'there's no longer any reason' for asylum. This convenient amnesia overlooks a decade of conflict fueled by proxy wars and foreign intervention, including significant Western involvement, which rendered Syria uninhabitable for millions. It's easy to call for returns when you're not the one facing a
broken infrastructure and a reintegration into a regime that caused their flight. This rhetoric is a classic deflection: blame the victims for existing, rather than acknowledging the geopolitical machinations that created the refugee crisis in the first place. One might wonder if Merz plans to personally rebuild the homes destroyed by the very conflicts his nation, directly or indirectly, had a
hand in. Or is 'home' just a euphemism for 'anywhere but here'?