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Prayers and respects go to the souls that Tunisia has lost. May God be with their families and loved ones and may the ones having a part in their passing be held accountable. The sad news struck everyone by surprise on this gloomy Sunday. Yet, what hurts and kills even more are the reactions of some people towards this news. 

I was shocked and disgusted by the posts and comments that were shared by insensitive internauts. I use this neutral term because what I have in mind is far harsher. It was not mere indifference nor a simple sharing of opinion. It was an outright attack and hate thrown at souls that are no longer here to defend themselves. 

I was outraged because these comments were saying “they deserved what happened to them”, “what do you expect from a bunch of girls and boys that are mingling together” and phrases like “it was the right ending for people who were dancing and celebrating”. How hypocritical and inhuman can you get? 

First of all, no one deserves to die in such a horrid way. Alas, life is not pretty and we never know how we leave this world. BUT, to gloat and celebrate their death, that is just beyond low. Not only are these beasts saying disgusting things but they are also judging. The same people who live a double life full of debauchery and sins are the ones out there calling out normal activities that every youth enjoys and are turning them into an evil thing. SHAME ON THEM. 

Nothing expresses the sadness that these families are going through. As they grieve, Tunisia grieves as well. What happened to these souls can be the fate of any of us. My advice to all of you is never take life for granted. Try to be kind to those who love you and be nice to those around you. And if you see an evil comment that judges and gloats the death of youngsters, report and delete it.  

Rest in peace…

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« what are you so afraid of losing when nothing in this world belongs to you. »

I think of this quote way often, way more than i should.
Every time the sunset is too beautiful, the trees cast the shadows on the streets, and i catch myself missing old versions of me, of how everything used to be .. every time a train passes by and i just stand there, standing still in a world that’s constantly moving forward.

Every time i raise my eyes to the vast deep blue sky and the stars are flickering with light, a passionate light, showering the world with their magic. Every time the moon is following me down a long heavy road from home to home — a feeling I’ll never get used to. Every time i catch a bird doing its little dance in the misty rain and it all feels a bit too good to be true .. every time a familiar face passes next to me on a road busy with people, with life.

Every time i feel safe, scared, hopeful .. every time i feel, i am reminded of how « nothing in this world belongs to me, and i belong to everything. » Of how i have nothing to lose yet everything to experience .. what a wonderful gift it is that none of this grief i carry between the palms of my hands belongs to me, none of this beauty around me belongs to me. I get to live through it all. I get to experience it all.

Written by: Hadil Khalili

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