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A human life is worth more than any holy book.
The killing of Salwan Momika in Sweden raises serious concerns about freedom of expression, security, and the consequences of religious and political tensions. No one should face violence or death for expressing their beliefs, no
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A human life is worth more than any holy book.
The killing of Salwan Momika in Sweden raises serious concerns about freedom of expression, security, and the consequences of religious and political tensions. No one should face violence or death for expressing their beliefs, no matter how controversial. This incident once again highlights the dangers of extremist ideologies and the lack of protection for individuals at risk.
Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic, had also called for his punishment. Last month, a Swedish court approved his deportation for causing tensions between Islamic countries and Stockholm. He did not feel safe in Sweden.
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Especially in China, where people work 6 days a week, from 9am to 9pm and get paid $500 per month. No labor law respected. State subsidize factories to do this so China can export cheap merchandise and leverage its "low human rights" advantage
I believe your Shanghai Factory is
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