You are fleeing, struggling and suffering for years to get a right, someone else could get it once he is born in another place in this World.
Our world is not a very friendly place a lot of the time and sometimes it is downright dangerous. I remind myself daily that I am fortunate to have food, shelter, basic human rights.
That is so true. Many born with such rights can still struggle to survive, to get enough to eat, get access to medical help, all of which yet others receive automatically.
These and many other things are realities of our world.
I guess this is what it means to be human.
We strive for these things.
If we have them, we take them for granted.
If necessary we will deny them to others in order to keep them.
Even the most aware of us cannot escape the cages and chains of our time.
What we can do is limited by what we know and what we have and what we believe.
We have to accept our limitations, have to accept that we cannot do everything.
We have to accept that we can do somethings.
We have to learn all we can, gather what resources we can, determine what we can do, which is often only very little within a very small area. And then we just do what we can. We can do no more.
That is reality.
It's true, and one of the worst possible consequences of 1) religion, 2) politics, 3) the fallible and self-referencing nature of the human brain. I am sorry if you are going through things. I wish everyone had had the simple and coddled existence I have had. Or, at least, not having to face daily trauma.
True. The evils of religious and/or political oppression can determine the degree of freedom and joy a person can experience in life; and those are by total chance of birth. Sometimes it behooves us to contemplate our good fortune.