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The issue resides within our mindsets and actions. You believe the world is solely your father's, even as you claim supremacy; yet, you propagate racism, division, and chaos. You engage in the despicable acts of raping and looting those of lower castes, Black individuals, or the oppressed. Asokan and Alexander may have been hailed as great figures, but they, too, caused considerable harm—Asokan killed many, and Alexander did the same. But you never put things equally for any incidents, you criminally used everything to divide and suppress the people. The politics of oppression and the narratives are familiar, but you've gone further, buying out media outlets, politicians, and government employees from all institutions, fostering a culture of enslavement by peddling hatred.


Once your verbal vitriol starts, it spreads like a calamity, effortlessly dividing society. Eventually, you turn against your own people, destroying your own land and places of worship, then shifting blame onto the oppressed, leading the so-called slaves to chatter incessantly. However, the world sees the truth and possesses the capability to discern between facts and falsehoods. Many have stepped forward publicly to champion justice and truth. Yet, you remain under the illusion of invincibility, disregarding the inevitable fate of mortality. All those deemed 'great' eventually succumb to death; we all do. Ultimately, it is one's deeds that truly define them—wealth and hate campaigns only cultivate another oppressor.


In this vast universe, amidst Earth's miraculous rotation at a speed of approximately 1600 kilometers per hour, how astonishing it is that we, as tiny creatures, perpetrate such atrocities?





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