It is on the channel 4 news facebook page Bill. There is no 'context' that makes hitting people carrying children and forcing them to kneel in mud acceptable. I am sure the Nazis justified their behaviour in similar ways, as may many that treat others as though they are subhuman.
They didn't have to beat people. They didn't have to hit people carrying children. They didn't have to terrify the children there. These methods cannot be justified because they control people.
One European? There have been many instances of brutality and coercion used against refugees, often justified by arguments that it is done to maintain control, order and borders. What is more worrying, is that this brutality is not merely carried out by random individuals, but condoned by officals and governents.
Violence and traumatic abuse of children is not a natural and inevitable consequence of a border being violated. Borders may be violated, but beating people infront of children is morally indefensible, as if beating and robbing them which occurs in Bulgaria. Beating people holding children is not a correct way of defending a border. Hungary's neglect and mistreatment of refugees cannot be justified by saying it defends a border.
We shouldn't blind children to defend borders, nor deliberately starve them and let their children be born dead. Neither should we allow children to be locked in awful conditions, to be woken up and counted by armed guards every night.
None of this violent and coercive behaviour makes any of us safer. It simply signals what may be done to us when we there is another crisis or catastrophe, or when we appear to threaten order.
As Stanley Milgram's Obedience to Authority shows, people willdo horrible things when they are 'obeying orders.' Being ordered to do something by an authority doesn't make it right.
I favour the human race. I object to desperate people being dehumanised as an 'enemy'.