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 Someone who doesn't care humans should not be a leader, a role model, or hold any position in governing institutions. Instead of prioritizing wealth, land, fame, hyped and false self-stories, fake nationalism, hatred, and polarization, one who works to create harmony, embraces diversity, and listens and acts on human issues can possess the acceptable characteristics of a genuinely good human. It's definitely concerning when media shapes perceptions in ways that might not reflect reality. It's crucial to stay critical, verify information, and seek diverse perspectives to understand the truth beyond what's presented through PR or propaganda. Awareness and seeking reliable sources can help navigate through such situations.

Chicken Run has been noted for its depiction of feminism, revolution, Marxism, and fascism. According to Florentine StrzeIczyk, Chicken Run points to the way that masculinity and femininity are mediated in popular film genres. Brainless following, greediness, and ego make us slaves! We're socially engineered too much to hate every 'other,' putting nationalism and racism as a bone to the dog. Chicken run depicts them all..

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 on

(Opinion) I've recently watched a variety of movies that delve into diverse cultures and people's stories. I saw 'Jigrathanda double x', 'noodles', 'Chitha', 'Shesham Micil Fatima', 'Apurva' , '12th fail' and 'Kat-hal' (Hindi). A true visuals other than normally we are forced to see.  12th Fail is based on true story, and awesome and inspiring. It show cases the real humans, real busy life, real ecosystem, real system we see daily in our lives. Still only technology grows, system, desires, people are same. Remembers the tamil movie 'kamaali', an IIT dream girl story. The story of the jackfruit in 'Kat-hal' was truly impressive. Additionally, 'Viral Sebi' portrayed a striking parallel to the ongoing oppression in Palestine by apartheid Israel, highlighting the plight of the true inhabitants of Palestine. This film also initially showcased the anti-CAA protests, shedding light on the boundaries and fa

 Navigating the Labyrinth of Life: The Influence of Views, Environment, and Discrimination In the intricate tapestry of human existence, individuals find themselves enmeshed in a complex web of challenges and opportunities, each thread guided by their unique perspectives and beliefs. The interplay between personal views and the environment in which one resides serves as a powerful force in shaping thoughts and actions. Moreover, the ever-present specter of discrimination underscores the harsh reality that even in our technologically advanced age, a smooth and easy life remains elusive for many. **The Lens of Perspective** Every person views the world through a lens shaped by their experiences, upbringing, culture, and personal beliefs. These views influence how they perceive and respond to the world's multifaceted challenges. A person's perspective can be a source of motivation and resilience. However, it can also serve as a barrier, perpetuating biases and hindering empathy. M