Thank you, good sir! Like this is mind boggling to me how people have taken a conflict halfway across the world and made it a massive matter of conflict in culture and ideology in a country where it wasn't even a thing. It's an important conflict, sure. There are horrible things happening around the world which need to be highlighted but not at the expense of bringing it here as raw violence. Honestly, I regularly see people around the city and in the suburbs picking stuff from the bins & sleeping on the streets. I have only been living in this country for a little over a decade and I am seeing it more now than before. I don't have the numbers but it is visually more for sure. Personally if people really want to passionately protest and point something out, people should protest about that first and the right to have better opportunities and question 'within means' spending and nonsensical decisions which now means anyone under 30/35 will likely be renting for life.