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There is something so disturbingly [[tragic ]] in this [[idea ]] of the wealthiest country in the [[world ]] bombing one of the poorest countries. It reminds me of the well-known [[joke ]] [[about ]] the idiot who loses a key in the dark and looks for it beneath the light. When asked why, he says: 'I [[know ]] I lost it over there, but it's easier to look for it here.'But at the same [[time ]] I must confess that the [[left ]] also deeply disappointed me. Falling back into this safe pacifist attitude — [[violence ]] never stops violence, give peace a [[chance ]] — is abstract and doesn't [[work ]] here. First, because this is not a [[universal ]] rule. I always ask my [[leftist ]] friends who [[repeat ]] that mantra: What would you have said in 1941 with [[Hitler]]. Would you also say: 'We shouldn't resist, because violence never helps?' It is simply a fact that at some point you have to fight. You have to [[return ]] violence with violence. The problem is not that for me, but that this war can never be a solution.