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NoTimeForNinjas@notimeforninjas.bsky.social |
My Mom was alive back in summer of 1992, when the news of the Bosnian camps came out. Mom's response was: I don't to know all the details to know how bad it is. Did I heed this a few years later, when I started reading about Bosnia/Rwanda/genocide in general? No, I did not, took me a few years.
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Robin Marwick
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This reminds me of reading the preface to Shake Hands with the Devil and deciding that although it was clearly an important and necessary book, it wasn’t something I could handle.
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Gareth Oakland 🇫🇷🏏🏉
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Such a good lesson. I was involved in 4 enquiries in my working life that looked at evidence of horrific things (Shoah, coal mine diseases, hospital deaths, and the mistreatment of adults with learning difficulties). I have seen horror and know what man is capable of. I don’t need to see more.
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