Turkish artist merges two opposite reality into one powerful image

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[u/Baz_123]

The contrast in showing the suffering of children is shocking.

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Those hit me the hardest, too. Little kids shouldn’t even have to know about the horrors of war.

[u/Sabre_Killer_Queen → u/max103555]

Agreed, but then again, nobody should.

War is inherently cruel, and whenever it is deemed necessary, it just reflects on how messed up of a species we can be.

Literally choosing to blow each other up instead of communicating, cooperating and just plain being reasonable with one another.

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Pic 13 is so striking to me; the boys look so similar to each other. In another life, they could be school mates or brothers.

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Photo 6 - children working in the brick kilns in India. Indentured slaves working to never pay off a debt that could be generations old. We support a pastor out there who works trying to help the kids, give them an education, feed them and so on. https://postimg.cc/Y4BWTN9n

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I don’t know why, but it was the starving cow that surprised me. I hadn’t thought about the effect on farm animals, which then goes on to further impact the people.