I was in genocide(1999-2013) in my age of since born-13 , it was hard as a kid for me but we passed it now , now there are oppressions towards our community by the majority in my own land, and we are facing it and passing it in our daily life
Reading this and your father’s time and all remind me of my father and grandfather’s time , they must have faced a lot of issues.
It’s hard this in cruel world , no humanity at all , powerful people always sucking the blood of innocence for their own needs!
This is a powerful and well-argued piece. It draws strong historical connections, though at times it feels like complex regional dynamics are reduced to a single overarching narrative.
“A war within us” is the perfect title.
Because that’s exactly where the hardest battles tend to happen.
This made me pause more than I expected.
The idea that the real conflict lives in our everyday choices what we question, what we ignore feels uncomfortably real.
The loudest wars don’t always make the most noise.
Sometimes they live quietly inside us in what we accept, what we ignore, and what we’re too afraid to confront.
This felt less like an article, more like a mirror.
Not all wars leave visible scars.
Some reshape the way we see, feel, and stay silent.
This reads like a quiet confrontation with ourselves.
Such an old history to today!!
I was in genocide(1999-2013) in my age of since born-13 , it was hard as a kid for me but we passed it now , now there are oppressions towards our community by the majority in my own land, and we are facing it and passing it in our daily life
Reading this and your father’s time and all remind me of my father and grandfather’s time , they must have faced a lot of issues.
It’s hard this in cruel world , no humanity at all , powerful people always sucking the blood of innocence for their own needs!
Just sucks😤.
This is a powerful and well-argued piece. It draws strong historical connections, though at times it feels like complex regional dynamics are reduced to a single overarching narrative.
Very interesting yet terrible. Things worth to know.
https://substack.com/@sandrawatfa/note/c-231601842?r=222jc&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action
Yeah what is happening is crazy…
Too tired to write any comment just now , but perhaps tommorow
This article really hit the uncomfortable truth, that the real battlefield isn’t just out there, but within us.
The way narratives shape what we choose to see, ignore, or justify… that part stays with you.
Makes you question whether silence is ever truly neutral.
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Thank u for sharing