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« Last post by monkey! on December 08, 2023, 12:01:34 PM »
A fairly simplistic yet nonetheless accurate analogy for this situation can, more or less, be summed up as such:
You live in your home, with your stuff in it, maybe a dog or cat, maybe some children and/or elderly relatives who live with you. A few guys have rented out an Air B&B in your neighbourhood... these guys then do something bad. So... the military fire-bombs your whole neighbourhood 'just in case' and if your animals, children, or (grand)parents are there when this happens... well, you shouldn't have been there. If you're lucky, you'll actually receive a phone call to warn you but maybe this happens at 3am and the bombs falls earlier than the phone call stated... whoopsie!
Not to mention that real life there is basically living in an open-air-prison. You live in a shitty neighbourhood, within tall, concrete walls and you have a curfew; your children must leave the compound and 'cross the red line' to go to school and may or may not be shot, beaten and/or imprisoned between home and school for any variety of reasons; if you want water you must also cross the 'red line' because your 'town' has been separated from all elements of sustenance by walls and military controls. The incumbent government has publicly referred to your people as 'animals' and also publicly declared that military retribution is about 'damage' not finding those responsible.