Wherever I look I can see news about a few very rich individuals being stranded on a submarine that was supposed to take them on a tour of the Titanic. The effort put in place to rescue them appears huge in scope.

Last week over six hundred people died in a #shripweck off the coasts of #Greece and nobody cared. Nobody even bothered to start a rescue operation until it was too late.

Stop pretending people are equal, I hate this hypocrisy.

Also I refuse to call them immigrants. These are people, human beings.

It's like being called an expat just because you're a wealthy immigrant. I'm not an expat, I'm an immigrant myself, just one that happens to be rich enough to be accepted without a peep.

People literally hide behind the word expat because immigrant is placeholder for poor, and we live in a world that frowns upon poverty as if it were a crime, not a condition deliberately imposed on people.

@gabrielesvelto I disagree. Words have histories & meaning clusters. Expat is an empire word. You go abroad to a posh job & mean to retire home. Implies you are a rich person going to a poor country. When I was young 1980s poor britons often worked abroad doing manual labour we did in uk to fund it but seasonal eg grape harvest not factory work like at home. That's not an expat. If I got a factory job abroad, I'm not an expat. If I commit to live there forever, I'm not an expat. Ambassadors? Yes