Yasmine has it right. Who among us are not influenced by where we grew up, how you were raised, who you hung around with etc...a world where people aren't allowed to change and grow is a bleak place indeedhttps://twitter.com/YasMohammedxx/status/1093585694809776128 …
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I’m elated to see the conversation happening, but I’m elated because it means change..so I get frustrated when there are ppl who stand in the way of celebrating progress. Same w women’s issues. We have to simultaneously acknowledge the past/present failures and celebrate the wins
I’ve had ppl tell me once a jihadi wife always a jihadi wife..you can’t be trusted. Those ppl were either far-right or far-left. Most rational ppl, not possessed by their ideology, recognize that humans are capable of significant change for the better-and that’s to be celebrated.
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Also change and reckoning are two very different things. One is possible, the other is not. We can change moving forward, but there’s no pound of flesh that will right past wrongs. There’s too many of them. And besides, that’s collective blame-the exact mistake that Neeson did!
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I love your insight Yasmine. Justice free of mercy creates a truly cold & cruel world. If we all had our transgressions on display who could walk away blameless? I'm glad this conversation is happening as well. Outrage is an easy virtue, forgiveness difficult but makes us better
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