It’s a Mistake

Years from now, people will say it is a mistake. A mistake to let it happen, to let the massacre continue.

Years from now, when their predecessors have waned in their powers, the then ‘leaders’ will then admit, that it was a blunder. A blunder to let the genocide go on unchecked.

Decades have gone by, and then the world will look back and wonder why it let the oppression to not only happen, but continue, even when technology have made it widespread and known that it was an injustice.

In the future, we will look back.
But today, we pray for the safety of the oppressed.

#palestin

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