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The Pain of Denial and Inaction

Aramofen

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The pain of denial and inaction. A nation asleep... Prevention is a vital habit, yet one that has little place among us. When a virus spreads, prevention is our best first defense, followed by treatment. But too often we deny that the virus even exists until we or someone close to us falls ill, let alone believe in prevention and care. Even now, in this dire moment, when I believe the Islamic Republic is carrying out chemical attacks on schools, on our children and our country's future, that pattern of denial persists. People still sit at a distance and watch. Until their own child becomes a victim, they do not believe their turn may come. Wake up, my fellow Iranian. What remains most precious to this land is in danger. Our children are in danger. #مهسا_امینی #جاویدشاه #SaveIranianSchoolgirls #حملات_شیمیایی

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Original X hashtags: #مهسا_امینی (Mahsa Amini) · #جاویدشاه (Long live the Shah) · #SaveIranianSchoolgirls · #حملات_شیمیایی

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