True differences

Are we really that different?

Accept different cultures and live together in peace depends mainly on what we understand. Begin to think deeply about this, we are all men, all different from each other, but all the same with regard to fundamental rights. Perhaps this is a simple and obvious point of view, but this is how things are.

It is the freedom or the family of another man more important than yours?
It is the home or the work of another man more important than yours?
It’s life or health of another man more important than yours?

No, I’m not gonna tell you that we must sacrifice, sacrifice, or be martyrs, we are serious.

We are accustomed to think and to assign values ??given the size and duration of our life, the scale of our perceptions, but this is just a point of view and does not mean that it is the correct one.
Different scales can easily create different values, example just think of our planet. Our planet has always been so big, so huge compared to humans, but today is not so, there are different scales so different values.
What was acceptable before is no longer acceptable.

We simply can no longer afford, in the future, to continue to think in a selfish way and to exploit all available resources. We are in the same boat we float or sink together. These are not opinions but facts. The problem is not how big my boat is or how far I can go, the point is the boat itself.
We only have this boat.

If we want to have a chance to survive, we can not use resources and move forward, this is what a virus do with its host. A cancer does that.
We need to open their eyes and souls, and let environmental issues tech us to the scales and head values.

The same selfishness, is ultimately a question of scale and values.

Can I keep my yard clean … and the backyard of neighbors?
I’m able to exploit a distant region and making it a desert … and the neighboring region?
I can fight to save the people, the nation … and other peoples, other nations?

Can you exploit, rob, kill or enslave a member of your family, a brother, a sister, a friend?
And the others? They are not people?
Where is the end of your family? the limits of your friendship? When we finally stop calling someone “the other”.

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