speech/article/letter Flashcards

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irresponsibility?

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It would be irresponsible—and indeed morally indefensible—to overlook the undeniable consequences of inaction on this matter.

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tantamount

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If we are truly committed to progress and justice, we must reject the illusion of neutrality, for silence in the face of injustice is tantamount to complicity.

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purport

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The weight of evidence before us compels us to conclude that to continue on this path would be to disregard both reason and the very values we purport to uphold.

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rule of 3 act

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This is not a matter of opinion, but one of moral and intellectual clarity: we must act, and act decisively, before it is too late.

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outdated notions?

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Why, then, do we persist in clinging to outdated notions that only serve to exacerbate the very problems they seek to mitigate?

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new better gen

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Should we not strive to be the generation that corrects the failures of our predecessors, rather than perpetuate them indefinitely?

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status quo

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In light of the irrefutable data, the notion that we are powerless to alter the course of events is a fallacy perpetuated by those who benefit from the status quo.

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distraction

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Rather than allowing ourselves to be distracted by fleeting debates, let us refocus on what truly matters: ensuring a future where all people, regardless of background, can thrive.

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repetition of our

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This is our moment, our responsibility, and our obligation—to take decisive action now is the only way to preserve the dignity and well-being of generations to come.

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cost of change

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Admittedly, some may argue that the costs associated with this change are too great. However, it is essential to consider not just the immediate financial implications, but the long-term benefits that will far outweigh these temporary sacrifices.

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risks

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While there are undoubtedly risks in any course of action, the greatest risk lies in failing to act at all, which is far more detrimental to our collective future.

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to act or not to act

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Ultimately, the question is not whether we can afford to act, but whether we can afford not to. The consequences of inaction will be far more costly than the price of change.

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cross road

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We stand at a crossroads, and the decision we make today will define the legacy we leave behind. Let us choose wisely, for the future is in our hands.

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AK opening

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everyone chases greatness; but only few understand the price of it

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mediocracy AK

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Most people are comfortable with mediocracy: they study enough to pass, they push enough to stay afloat, but never enough to stand out.

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grey spaces AK

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They exist in the grey space of average - too afraid of the risk of standing out, too complacent to challenge themselves.

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where is success from AK

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What are you willing to endure for excellence? True success isnt born from talent alone, its carved out from countless hours of discipline, sacrifice, and relentless effort.