The difference between us ordinary mortals and powerful men :
We aim to unite
They strive to divide
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safina (Pseudonym) (
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A profound question expressed in just a few words: Who gains from division, and what could unity achieve?
it's those in power who keep gaining, as the events nowadays reveal ..
unity is now an outdated word
I think that is a profound distinction. Division only has meaning in relation to unity; without unity, there is nothing to divide. Perhaps this is why the idea of unity remains relevant—even when it feels distant or difficult to achieve.
I can definitely name a few of these scoundrels 🌹
They are notorious all over the world🤐
There's a few "powerful" women in on the scam too!
Yes😔😬
Sadly that seems to be true of most, Alexander the Great being a possible exception wanting to unite the world.
Yes indeed. SAS but true 🤔😔
'' all united in division ! '' (Motto of Belgium)
That’s what’s happening all around 😔
This resonates deeply Safina. I increasingly believe that solidarity among ordinary people is the greatest threat to those who benefit from keeping us suspicious of one another. Powerful work, my friend! Very much a fave. 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
Thank you for the vote of confidence 👍✌️am honored
so simply put but with tremendous impact. a fav
Glad you think so. Thanks a ton 🙏🏼💅👍
most welcome
Better a peacemaker than a warmonger! Very well said!
Great men (and women) think alike 😁
that indeed is the core message..thanks for stopping by
There’s a damn clean punch to this—two lines that set ordinary people against the powerful without wasting a word. The simplicity works because “unite” and “divide” carry the entire argument.
thanks for understanding and relating to the message..
I wholeheartedly agree.
- Syd 🍄
glad to find people who think alike - thanks !
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