Justitia's Wake. Life is a Story - story.one - Yengoyan, Meri
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While words cannot always depict the brutality of reality, the emotions experienced never fail to paint an accurate picture in the mind. It's hard to read about these stories, but it's even harder to see the pain in their eyes. So many achievements with which fascinating people have enriched mankind, many more disasters have been brought upon the world by the same creatures. It is easy to assume that people are basically good, but it is an endless struggle to find all the causes that this assumption fails its consistency, leading to a more persistent malice and bigotry in the nature of people.…mehr

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While words cannot always depict the brutality of reality, the emotions experienced never fail to paint an accurate picture in the mind. It's hard to read about these stories, but it's even harder to see the pain in their eyes. So many achievements with which fascinating people have enriched mankind, many more disasters have been brought upon the world by the same creatures. It is easy to assume that people are basically good, but it is an endless struggle to find all the causes that this assumption fails its consistency, leading to a more persistent malice and bigotry in the nature of people. It is people who wage wars, it is people who destroy homes, who speak of high morals and betray them in seconds. But it is also people who fight for justice, people who protect the truth and kill with kindness. If people are indeed fundamentally good, then the spark that emanates from those who are true to this root is the reason for the hope that, as in fairy tales, good can conquer evil.
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I left home in circumstances where I closed the apartment door, gave it one last air kiss, as ridiculous as that may sound, and left it, knowing that I could come back at any time. I didn't know then that I was lucky enough to be able to say goodbye and leave in peace. I moved to the country where I had only lived for six months since I was born and was confident and happy that everything would be fine. Those were my early teenage years, years that were carefree and naive. And then a pandemic came along with the first outbreak of war in my home country, which pulled the rug out from under my feet. Everything I took for granted was taken away from me ... the feeling of security, the idea of knowing what is right and what is wrong, the certainty of living in a moral world. The inner peace of my younger self never returned...not as long as there are wars in the world.