>>20458646 LB
>i think you got my approach wrong
>she said that's both not possible as they all have their lives abroad and she has her home where she lives. isn't it sad? fucking society is a mess nowadays
I don't think I did. Imagine if the settlers of the west, the founders of this country, etc. felt that way.
I'm not triggered, I'm just calling out your argument. Leaving your family is biblical, it's not some new thing of a fallen society. Your attitude places one's family as a millstone around a person's neck.
She told you they have lives abroad, which is their choice. She also said she has her life/home here. That's her choice. Both sides made free choices and you think that's sad because society should be the way you think.
Maybe, just maybe, what's sad is that you felt that helping your neighbor as you should warranted telling others how bad society is because of the way she and her family have chosen to live their lives, giving you the chance to help your neighbor.
Maybe, just maybe, when people realize we're all one huge family society will get better.
You're still her neighbor. We're all neighbors but we've been divided. She was crying but she still said she had her home there, meaning it's her choice.
>i live 30 km away, but yeah
You're still her neighbor. You ran into her at the store.
>she wants to live with her children, but they said to her they have a too small apartement
Now the story changes.
>she said that's both not possible as they all have their lives abroad and she has her home where she lives.
>You have a Department of Justice that is picking and choosing who they're going to prosecute and when
Always have.