@Dulra The ideas I pushed back at Connie Counter were suggested by them below, they weren't my ideas, so maybe you should address your concerns to the original poster
"Scirocco · Today 12:58
@Alstreena, having one huge thread on "war is terrible", would be confusing for posters - everyone would lose track of what they were talking about. If we can't separate out specific issues, we can't talk effectively about anything. Needing to separate things out is why books need chapters, forums need boards and threads, etc.
Many people do care about other conflicts and human rights issues around the world and have been involved in activism or otherwise taken steps themselves to try to raise awareness, or avoid supporting, etc. They might just not feel the need to go "here is my protest CV" with every post. That's not selective empathy, it's staying on topic.
For some people, the Israel-Gaza conflict might be their first experience or one of their first experiences of protesting against or wanting to object to the ethically questionable military actions of the UK government and an overseas government, as well as the actions of a proscribed terrorist group. Rather than belittling people in this group, it might be more effective to encourage them to become aware of and start applying what they're learning to other examples of oppression, genocide and war around the world.
I think if you start a thread about Yemen (other than one in which you're just using it to bash people caring about a different situation) you might find people do actually care."