#72years

[hopeworkscommunity]

Is integrity still possible

I am soon to be 72years old. I have witnessed tremendous changes in my life. I have survived 11 presidents. I am not sure how many wars or other military adventures I have witnessed. I have seen us become a country more defined by what separates us than by what connects us. I have seen us become a country that sees the government as the least trustworthy, least honest and least responsive force…

[machinedalal]

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[manhighwaysstuff]

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[sanrk]

..’Junoon Hai, Jadu Hai, Ishq Hai Yeh Zameen! #Pakistan! A land of diverse colours, fragrances & season! A land of gushing waters, majestic mountains & spellbinding beauty! 🇵🇰 #Pakistan! The land of the martyrs, the resilient & the brave! The beauty of this land touches the hearts & dwells in our souls! 🌹 Let’s pledge together to make this country proud & end our differences because in the end; we owe it to our freedom & our motherland! 💕 #HappyBirthdayPakistan🇵🇰 #72Years #SomewhereInArangKel #AlwaysAndForever #IndependenceDay2019 #14thAugust #Wednesday #AugustDiaries! (at Arang Kel, Azad Kashmir) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1Hjpp7nckycZblpufg73I4_EIyaPRiVYLI8os0/?igshid=x8ottk0na2gj

[maqsoodyamani]

جمہوریت کے 72 سال بعد سماجی مساوات کی صورتحال

جمہوریت کے 72 سال بعد سماجی مساوات کی صورتحال

جمہوریت کے 72 سال بعد سماجی مساوات کی صورتحال —– ازقلم:ڈاکٹر سلیم خان —– 73سال قبل 26 جنوری 1950 کے دن نافذ ہونے والے آئین کی اہم ضمانتوں میں سے ایک مساوات کا حق ہے۔ دستور کی دفعہ 14 تا 17میں اجتماعی طور پر قانونی مساوات اور غیر امتیازی سلوک کے عام اصول شامل کیے گئے ہیں ۔ دفعہ 14 قانونی مساوات اور مساوی برتاؤ کی ضامن ہے۔ دفعہ 15 میں مذہب، نسل، ذات، جنس، جائے پیدائش یا ان میں سے کسی ایک کی بنیاد…

[indoramahealthcare]

Let us remember golden heritage of our country and be proud Indians.🙏 And celebrate 72 years of our republic country India 7️⃣2️⃣ Happy Republic Day🇮🇳 From Indo Rama Pharma #republicday2021 #RepublicIndia #ProudIndian #celebration #National #72years #healthcare #pharmaceutical #pharma #healthylife #quality #medicines #products https://www.instagram.com/p/CKfvb71sG6V/?igshid=187wqb1uddn3r

[melkennett]

On the 5th July 1948 the National Health Service was formed giving us FREE basic healthcare at the point of entry.... Thankyou NHS and happy 72nd birthday 💕 x #nhs #happybirthday #72years #nursesunited (at Hastings, East Sussex) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCQoKAJnefg/?igshid=1vga2dlzmyabt

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[danalevyltd]

This week’s #saturdaystack is dedicated to our wonderful #NHS who are celebrating their 72nd birthday this weekend! 🎉💙 ... what would we do without them? #happybirthdaynhs 🥳🥳🥳 . . . . . #nhsbirthday72 #nhs #nhsheroes #thankyounhs💙 #nhs💙 #72years #happybirthdaynhs72 #danalevy https://www.instagram.com/p/CCN-XGHg9KM/?igshid=1r7dpbe2yse6n

[readersdiarymag]

SOC Films has just released the final film from HOME1947, Dark Secrets! It’s deeply personal and chronicles the childhood memories from an idyllic world, of chasing peacocks and eating grapefruit, which came to a crashing end in the ensuing riots that took place during the Partition of the subcontinent in 1947. @sharmeenobaidchinoy #SharmeenObaidChinoy #SOCFilms #HOME1947 #DarkSecrets #Migration #72years #Pakistan #India #SouthAsia https://www.instagram.com/p/B-2hycpjZN9/?igshid=pfj2v72w9k6u

[exploringjapan]

Crowd at theNagashi Ceremony at Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima

[cemaphoenix]

Happy Birthday to @DavidBowie! ⚡🎶💖 🎂 👏😍 & Happy Birthday to @Elvis! 👑 🎸💝 🎂 👏😍 . #BowieForever #DavidBowie #72nd #Starman #CamaleãoDoRock #MajorTom #ZiggyStardust #Blackstar #72years #HappyBirthdayDavidBowie #aniversario🎂 #ElvisPresley #HappyBirthdayElvis #84years #84th #AlwaysInMyMind #KingOfRock #ReiDoRock #Jan8 #HappyBirthdayElvisPresley https://www.instagram.com/p/BsZQLV1BE3d/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1iax9s980u3ku

[drrkmishra]

"Constitution is not a mere lawyers document, it is a vehicle of Life, and its spirit is always the spirit of Age." - B. R. Ambedkar Happy 72nd Republic Day Our Fellow Indians 🇮🇳 सभी को गणतंत्र दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामनांए। #republicday #26january #72years #constitution #happyrepublicday #India #republicdayofindia #indianrepublicday #republicofindia #proudindian #proudtobeanindian #weloveindia #indianarmy #respectindia #loveindia #indiatourism #parade #72nd #tricolor #indianflag https://www.instagram.com/p/CKegYNAh2sL/?igshid=c0mghhrezsf0

[wacera]

"Possessions make you rich?.......My richness is LIFE." Happy Birthday to the legend King Robert Nesta 'Bob' Marley. #72years #bobmarley #reggae #onelove

[reportwire]

Data revealed April 1 after 72-year wait

Data revealed April 1 after 72-year wait

Historians and genealogists rejoice. On Friday, the 1950 U.S. Census individual-level data will be released to the public. Sequestered by law for 72 years, the personally identifiable and detailed data from the mid-century census will be posted on a new website recreated by the National Archives and Records Administration. The digitized records — from population schedules to enumeration district…

[reginarubie]

Open letter to the antis

I must admit I've been blissfully left alone by this particular type of cyberbullying as of late, yet I've seen enough of it - and suffered enough of it by anons and not under my fics - to actually know what I am talking about.

So here we go.

Dear antis,

(whether you have the backbone to actually write with your own nickname or anonymously),

I think you have mistaken the Jonsa fandom for your personal, moral and metaphorical punchbag, just like outside of fandom the pack attacks either physically or morally (and yeah I mean even through the net) some people outside of their group, mistaking them for their punchbags thinking (wrongly) that they cannot persecuted, and feeling brave because they are behind a keyboard.

And just to make it clear, spell it out for you so that you don't come back at me: this goes for every occurrence during which people are bullied because of their difference in opinion. Whether over fictional character, political stances, religions, sexual orientation or the colour of one's skin.

Which, btw, that in the third millennium A.D., we still are here discussing about why attacking people because of our differences instead of take joy and pride in our differences because they are what has made humankind great, is wrong, there is something seriously wrong with us. In Italy we do have the saying il mondo è bello perché è vario (the world is beautiful because it's various/composed by differences)

In Italy we have a name for you, besides odiatori (which means haters); we call you leoni da tastiera (keyboard's lions) meaning those people who makes themselves strong because they are hiding behind an alias online and behind a device and a keyboard to write their hate, to bully and to generally disrespect other people.

Now, I cannot speak for other countries save for my own - though I did read this really amazing post which pointed out that in the US you can actually (and will) be persecuted for your cyberbullying - but I want to recount to you something that has been said on this matter during the Sanremo Festival, because I feel it is very compelling and should really be taken into consideration even when speaking to people of another country.

This is the post I refer to, about the illegality of anon and internet hate

https://reginarubie.tumblr.com/post/674694971611381760/bullying-and-cyberbullying-laws-across-america

Returning to what I meant to share with you all, Italy is quite young as a Republic, just think that up until the end of WWII we were still a kingdom (pretty young in that regard as well, because Italy unification didn't happen until 1861, but I'm digressing), so the works to write the constitution of our Repubblica didn't happen well after WWII was done with. We are speaking of times extremely difficult and during which the differences - in races (races do not exist btw), religion and sexual orientation - were actually pretty big deals, big enough that a whole world was characterised by the hate of the different.

While we may be, as a society, a bit behind on some of the American trends (like social networks and such) and cyberbullying may have been a thing years ago in the US, in Italy we have just recently started to actually think about it legally especially because our younger generations (as well as younger generations in the whole world) are paying the price of a misuse of the extremely helpful tool that the net can be.

Well, we might be forever behind on your trends (like this one of cyberbullying and cyber-harassing people) but at least in something we are way ahead than what I had originally thought.

Now, for those of you who don't know it, the Sanremo Festival is the Italian version of the Euro-song contest festival and it has being going on for over 72years and it's an event that is pretty much followed by the majority (we are talking of a five-days long song contest which happens from Tuesday to Saturday and goes on well into the little hours of the night, yet it still has the 65% and more of share) and other than listening to the songs there are also comical relief moments (which are usually more profound that one would assume) and very intense moments of discussion of the problems that our society is incurring with.

I have not been able to follow the entire nights of the festival this year since I had the late shift, but some of the in-between moments this year spoke of transphobia (I'll just resume it with a typical fairytale story about poor girl becoming a princess after a ball, only this time the poor girl was actually a trans girl; which ended up with the singer who was recounting it commenting on how "I might not be, in your opinion, neither male nor female, but you’re a jerk as whole"), racial hate (against one co-host of colour) always online and the matter of the online hater, the leoni da tastiera.

And it's this last matter confronted that I want to share with you. The intervention was made by an extremely young actor (already won prizes btw) and a renown Italian singer. They started by reading the kind of comments that, I despair, have become the standard and norm instead of being the exception to be used as a negative example to teach future generations how not to act.

The same kind of comments many receive on this platform like many others; the same kind of hate comments many of us gets because we ship a couple instead of another and we create content for it (which, you do realise how ridiculous and pathetic that is, don't you?); the same kind of hate people keep receiving because they express their opinion which doesn't align with the bully's.

Then, they just let our own constitution speak for us.

Article 21, of the Italian constitution goes like this:

Tutti hanno diritto di manifestare liberamente il proprio pensiero con la parola, lo scritto e ogni altro mezzo di diffusione.

La stampa non può essere soggetta ad autorizzazioni o censure.

(...)

Sono vietate le pubblicazioni a stampa, gli spettacoli e tutte le altre manifestazioni contrarie al buon costume. La legge stabilisce provvedimenti adeguati a prevenire e a reprimere le violazioni.

translation: Everyone has the right/is entitled to freely express their own thought/opinion with word, written text and with any other tool of diffusion (meaning the net as well, even if back in those time it didn't even exist).

Which would seem to point in the direction of "I can say whatever the hell I want". Wrong.

And the article goes on saying: the press(/whatever tool of diffusion of one opinion) cannot be censured or subjected to authorisations.

So, no censure in Italy. Thank you. Which is why I advocate so strongly the freedom of speech as long as people keep being polite, while I kept being polite if firm against those who insulted me.

Then on we go: The publications (of press/whatever tool of diffusion/shows) against morality and politeness are forbidden and the law establishes adeguate measures to prevent and repress this kind of violations.

Now, this last piece connects with the next article I'm going to show to you (like they showed to us at the Festival), which goes.

Article 3, Italian constitution

Tutti i cittadini hanno pari dignità sociale e sono eguali davanti alla legge, senza distinzione di sesso, di razza, di lingua, di religione, di opinioni politiche, di condizioni personali e sociali.

Translation: All citizens have equal social dignity and are equal before the law, with no differences based on gender, race read skin color, language, religion, political opinion, personal and social conditions.

Each and every aspect recalled to here (gender, race read skin color, language, religion, political opinion, personal and social conditions) are protected and discipled by articles ad hoc in the constitution in which the Italian "founders" set the fundaments of our society which is meant to be inclusive and tolerant toward each other to take the best from our differences (and by this I don't mean there are no social actual differences due incomprehension between people coming from different backgrounds, but that's neither here nor there, because we are speaking to ethics; that would be purely utopian).

A note: all citizen are equal before the law, but the law is not equal before every citizen, because in virtue of our differences the law adapts to give each and everyone of us the best outcome we deserve (so a disabled person is protected twice over than one who isn't for example)

The point I am reaching at, is that yes ethically you have the right to say all you want (not whatever the hell you want), but there are limits and those limits come into play when your opinion (or better the way you express it) damages the dignity of others especially when based on our differences.

And look;

If a bunch of people (non me ne vogliano i nostri constituenti) born in different times, with different backgrounds than ours and mindsets than ours (they were less cosmopolitan than we are), more wary of people different from them especially after a war where the different colour of one's uniform meant either killing or be killed, can understand and put into paper, as the fundamental law of the nation they want to build, the simple principle that having the freedom of speaking means also knowing where the limits lay and not cross them, avoiding damaging other people's dignity as we would not want our own be stepped over, why can't you?, people born after the war, people who (mis)use such a wonderful tool like the net that should bring us all together to enjoy our differences instead of hating on each other because of those?

Why do you keep insisting on hating, cyberharrassing and cyberbullying (only because you feel protected by the anonymity that the net platforms provide and thus entitled to say whatever the hell you want) when you could simply do the easiest, more wonderful thing in the world?

Why do you have this need to bring others down and tear 'em down to raise yourself up on a pedestal?

Why can't you just enjoy what you like and let others enjoy what they like, without being scornful, hateful or harassing of them for their opinions?

Are you really that insecure, to become so toxic?

News flash: there is no pedestal on which to rise yourself up after having shoved down those you perceive as on the top, and also.. what kind of joy do you find in shoving people down to sit yourself in the one you perceive to be their place?

Fondly,

~Giulia.