I was a lot younger than 10. As were many others. Just like this boy, and this narrator, I was beaten for not memorizing. And just like this boy, I was beaten w a plastic stick-as it would not break like wood. Now. Try to stop me from speaking out against this.Try your hardest.https://twitter.com/exmuslimtv/status/967949838632607744 …
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A bamboo cane at mosque near my grandparents. Victim on other side of a glass door so the rest of us could see. I was punched in the back of the head as a kid for laughing in the mosque. Witnessed a kid be forced to slap himself in the face repeatedly with force. Lists of this.
Fuck. I still can’t get over how this stuff was so blasé. It was our everyday life. They had to keep escalating and escalating to keep us from becoming desensitized.
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I feel crazy when you step away from it all and look back. Where was the common sense? This God of compassion surely wouldn't want this? Then slowly you keep peeling back the layers of this psychological circus of horrors and feel angry and foolish you ever let it happen. Mad.
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