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سؤال بخصوص المخدرات

ليه في ناس تلاقيها دايما أكثر قابلية لتعاطي المخدرات من الأخريين مع أن الأخريين اللي اقصدهم يمكن واجهوا مشاكل كارثية في حياتهم أكثر من الناس الأولي !

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u/Drag-Upbeat — 7 days ago
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ايه اغرب الافكار اللي جات في بالك علي طول حياتك ؟

انا مثلا من وانا في ابتدائي كان بيجيلي اوهام او افكار زي اننا عايشين في حلم - انا فاكر مره ان قلت لواحد معايا في ابتدائيوسالته - هو انا في حلم ؟

قالي اه ما انا عارف - مع اننا وقتها كنا في الواقع او هكذا اعتقد انا

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u/Drag-Upbeat — 9 days ago
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The Father-Son Complex: The Real Motive

The tragedy of Juror 3 lies in the fact that he is putting "the generation of sons" on trial, not the "defendant's demographic." As you mentioned, this is an eternal phenomenon; the older generation always views the rebellion of the younger one as a personal insult and a destruction of values.

  • In his first scene: He starts talking about the harshness of raising children, and how he made an effort to make his son a "man," only for it to end in a physical clash and abandonment.
  • The narrow vision: To him, an acquittal means his son was right in his rebellion, while a conviction is a "delayed revenge" against all sons who raise their hands against their fathers.

The Fundamental Difference from Juror 10 (The Racist)

One of the strongest proofs that Juror 3's motives are neither racial nor class-based is his stance towards Juror 10 (played by Ed Begley).

  • When Juror 10 began his disgusting, racist rant against slum dwellers, Juror 3 did not pay attention to him or support him. In fact, at one point, he seemed disgusted by this behavior.
  • Juror 10 hates the defendant because he is "one of them" (external bias), whereas Juror 3 hates the defendant because he "reminds him of his son" (internal conflict).

The Final Breakdown: The Moment of Truth

In the final scene, when Juror 3 tears up the picture of his son, he isn't tearing up a piece of evidence; rather, he is tearing off the mask he had been hiding behind. His final cry of "Not Guilty" didn't stem from being convinced by the evidence as much as it was an admission that his anger was directed at the wrong person.

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u/Drag-Upbeat — 14 days ago
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يُعد لقب "خادم الحرمين الشريفين" ابتكاراً سياسياً مصرياً بامتياز، صاغه السلطان الظاهر بيبرس بذكاء داهية.

فباعتباره من المماليك، واجه تحدي "الشرعية" لعدم انحداره من نسب ملكي، فاستبدل الألقاب التقليدية بهذا اللقب الي " حامي الحرمين الشريفين"

هدف بيبرس من ذلك إلى ربط حكمه بالمقدسات، ليصبح الوصي الشرعي على العالم الإسلامي والقائم على خدمة الحجاز من القاهرة.

هذا التحول لم يكن مجرد وجاهة، بل استراتيجية ذكية جعلت من سلطته واجباً دينياً وحصانة سياسية، مما رسخ أقدام المماليك كحماة للعقيدة لا مجرد محاربين.

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u/Drag-Upbeat — 24 days ago