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His path to enlightenment took an unexpectedly sharp turn 🔪🔪
u/Massive-Salad-8838 — 1 day ago
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How to describe the smell?
I'm writing a memoir of life in Yangon, and I can't quite find the right words to describe the smell of the money.
u/Massive-Salad-8838 — 5 days ago
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So these folks can be Jewish but the Rohingya aren't even allowed to exist?
"The movement began in 1951, when a tribal leader reported having a dream that his people's ancient homeland was Israel; some tribal members began embracing the idea that they were Jews. Before the movement's start, the community was largely a Christian one.Members are from the Chin, Kuki, and Mizo ethnic groups, amongst others."
u/Massive-Salad-8838 — 5 days ago
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They're practically twins
Do anti-Rohingya bigots think we're blind, or just stupid?
u/Massive-Salad-8838 — 7 days ago
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Was Aung San Suu Kyi complicit in the genocide of Rohingya?
"The authority with which she stood at The Hague — the authority that made her denial of genocide land differently than a general’s denial would have landed — was the authority of the political prisoner, the laureate, the woman who had given up so much. The sacrifice was converted into the credibility that shielded the state. It was not a counterweight to the complicity. It was the instrument of it."
https://english.dvb.no/the-symbolic-importance-was-the-point/
u/Massive-Salad-8838 — 1 month ago