Are you oppressed and don't know it?

By: Qwaider

On:Wednesday, February 16, 2011 8:18:47 AM
In:Thoughts
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If you're rooting for your oppressors to stay in power, citing biblical-like, god given right for them to rule you.

Then you're sadly oppressed and you don't know it

Jordan is a great nation. Jordanians are really proud and honorable. Jordanians have everything needed to achieve greatness.

Everything, but the will to understand that no matter how gifted, visionary and talented one person can be. He can never, ever understand and cater for the needs of all Jordanians.

A Jordanian oppressed is you personally being oppressed. As your turn will come too.

Isn't it time for fear to be thrown out of the window and a civilized society replacing the mess that runs this great nation?

Memories....

#1
mab3oos
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On: 2/16/2011 8:58:40 AM
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يا سبحان مُغيّر الاحوال

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Qwaider
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On: 2/16/2011 10:10:15 AM
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بالتأكيد... دوام الحال من المحال

في يوم سنكتشف جميعا ان الطوفان يعم و احيانا الشيء الوحيد الذي يمنعة هم الخوف. لكن واضح ان الخوف لا يدوم

لكن حبيّت اعرف، شو قصدك بـتعليقك؟ ممكن توضّحلي؟ اذا ما فيها مخلل طبعا

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Qwaider
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On: 2/16/2011 3:47:41 PM
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Whisperer, yes we do have many problems to solve. Enlightening people's minds and hearts is probably the first step
What happens during football matches is an indicator of social injustice and what it does to people.
People are a lot more mature now and deserve to be trusted with their own future. People will make the right choices for them and their children.

This fear of civil war, is a tool to continue to control the crowds. Kind of like what the Egyptian regime did when they released those mobs against the demonstrators in Tahrir. Fear of what's coming, should be remediated by hope in a brighter future.