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It's now becoming painfully clear that the whole "human rights" narrative was just an ideological counterbalance to the Soviet's powerful post-WW2 dreams. It is no longer needed. Today, in the two Western countries, laws have actually been passed to hinder human rights implementation and undermine its international institutions.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/01/09/politics/house-icc-sanctions-bill-israel/index.html

https://www.tygodnikpowszechny.pl/netanjahu-moze-odwiedzic-oswiecim-ryzykowna-decyzja-polskiego-rzadu

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The price of our freedom and dignity has been paid in full, but the cost of maintaining it is ongoing. The rights we hold dear were not voluntarily surrendered by those who held power, but were instead wrested from them through blood, sweat, and tears. It's a sobering reality that our human rights are not inherent, but rather a concession made to prevent widespread revolt and social upheaval. And as history has shown us, these hard-won rights can be swiftly revoked, leaving us with the constant struggle to protect and preserve them.
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