political : IS THE CONFLICT BETWEEN HEZBOLLAH AND ISRAEL MORE SIGNIFCANT THAN . . . [+] serious ballot by herzog created Fri Aug 04, 06 the genocide *still* going on the Sudan? To the people involved perhaps, but as a global issue, like say for the UN to deal with, which is a greater concern? The war with hezbollah has killed thousands in a military action, the genocide in sudan has killed millions for no purpose other than to wipe them off the face of the earth. And yet, the UN has been more vocal in denouncing this current war, almost immediately as it's only being going on for a few days, than they ever were for the genocide in sudan, which has been a constant problem for over a decade. And while they've tried their best to ignore the sudan genocide, they've managed to get heavily involved in this current war, even offering up a proposed cease-fire and a demilitarized zone to end the killing. If only millions of sudanese had been deemed worthy of such attention, their deaths might not have been so pointless. Which do you think the UN, an organization dedicated to protecting human rights and preventing genocide, should spend more time criticizing, if they had to pick one to focus their energy on? The sudan genocide The israel-hezbollah conflict is a far greater human rights disaster Even balance, IMO Ballot #99378 : SEE RESULTS Comment: show your vote with comment?

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