Who are we as "people" to "States"? Who are we as humans "to each other"? In systemic thinking theories we learn that structures determine the behaviors of a system. Are states and people, consciously or unconsciously, playing a part in oppressive & violent webs? Are each used as pawns of a greater game? If so, for what and for whom?
Some reflections on human security and the term "weapons of mass migration". 
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