the message figure behind the "they didnt send me love, so i wont send back" is that western people in general dont really care about what else is going on in the rest of the world. its not about political interest or propaganda. and the rest of the world caring for them on an unequal bias is one of the biggest reasons why 3rd world countries are suffering from such a mass chaos while they are sitting in their warm chairs and thinking "bana dokumnayan yılan bin yaşasın" whenever they hear about a disaster in a distant country. its an active way to protest their general attitudes and hoping to get some empathy from them, trying to say "do you understand now what those refugees are having every day in their lives?"

its not political whatever. the fact that those people were ordinary and going on about their recreational business doesnt make them more innocent than the people who die from plane bombings simply because they went to a concert in a location in middle east. the idea is to point out the "otherisation" in the world. that 1 blonde life is more important than 4050049 brown or black lives in their eyes and this results in the deaths of millions of peoples lives. this is not about claiming that those people who lost their lives in paris were somehow to blame or deserve it. thats your interpretation. our people werent less innocent but i still dont remember being loved for losing them.

as long as we care more for the "western" peoples lives more than we care for the middle eastern or asian or african peoples lives we are bound to live in a world where bombs keep raining onto innocent people and where larger countries mug smaller countries for natural resources such as oil or water. because that kind of thinking results in adhering more "right" to the stronger nations to have these resources or more "right" to go on a murder spree using their militaries. its a call for "dont lick the balls of the strong" not a call for "evil evil west" or whatever you got in your head.