Kurdistan Is Ruled by Jungle Law
Miran A Rahim
One of the clearest reasons civilians are being killed by the rulers and commandos is this: Because there is no law or bylaw in Kurdistan, naturally, jungle law has taken over. The sheep are eaten by the wolves, and the wolves are hunted by the tigers.
Anywhere in the world, if there is no law, power automatically rules. Under this jungle law, a strict hierarchy of predators and prey emerges. But the strange thing is that a human with a brain behaves like a sheep, while a sheep is born as a sheep and cannot change the jungle law. It will remain prey forever. You, however, are human and have a brain!
Why have you become prey to another human, who is no greater than you,
when you were born equal? Why should we remain prey forever? You must stand against corruption as a free human, and reject jungle law, because you are human and have dignity.
You do not need to be ruled by the law of animals! Be cautious: a human who accepts to be ruled by jungle law disrespects their own humanity, their brain because they accept being treated like an animal. They accept being ruled by jungle law!
Author Profile
- Diyar Harki is an independent investigative journalist and human rights advocate. As a member of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ), he focuses on exposing corruption and human rights abuses in Kurdistan and Iraq. He voluntarily contributes to Kurdfile Media.
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