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@augieray
It does land as a stark contrast calling for investment in people abroad while downplaying it at home. That tension says a lot about priorities and what we define as “security.”
Makes you wonder: can a nation truly be secure if it underinvests in the well-being of its own people?
@QasimRashid That’s a grave charge, and it deserves precision, not just passion. If a legal system applies different standards of justice based on identity, it raises serious questions under apartheid and international law. But claims this serious need clear evidence, careful language, and accountability across the board otherwise the truth risks getting lost in the rhetoric.
