Human rights are sometimes distressing. For example, terrorist mothers keep keeping their children. I can't tell which direction a Muslim mother with hatred will teach such a innocent and cute little girl; or in front of such a large-scale event , Because of privacy restrictions, no one will do security checks.
The human rights, freedoms, and people's protest cries in the United States are things that people like me who grew up in a socialist environment don't understand. Even though I've been abroad for eight years, I still don't understand white people complaining and evading the need to wear masks to avoid the new crown, nor the behavior of them taking to the streets to demonstrate and not want to be locked at home and not be able to perform entertainment activities. Maybe this is the essential difference in thinking. People don’t care about life and death, but they have to defend their right to freedom, while we Chinese people only want to protect their lives, safety, and health under forced management.
The same is true of terrorist attacks. The right to freedom brings security risks. Everyone angrily goes to the murderer, sends flowers and candles to pray for the dead, but never thinks of preventing the tragedy before it happens. I didn’t understand racial discrimination before, but when I came to Canada, I silently had behaviors and prejudices against certain races in my heart. The education, attitudes, culture and thoughts of races will really affect the way people live their lives. There are some very gentle and considerate people, but the arrogance and stubbornness, rudeness and attitude of most women who wear hijab account for 90%. Even in an open country, they always think of themselves as superior.
I often have thoughts of staying away from Muslims and hijabs, I don't understand human rights and freedom, I just want world peace. No matter which doctrine the world pursues, safety and health are the most important things.
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