Mario Duop

We Encountered Many Times Defeats, but We must Not be Defeated 💪.

I remember politicians talking about playing the victim: “If someone is persecuting someone, there is something wrong with the persecutor, but when they claim everyone is persecuting them, then there is something wrong with the persecutee.”

The quote suggests that while being persecuted can indicate wrongdoing by others, consistently claiming persecution by everyone may reveal a deeper issue within the one making the claim. It challenges the use of perpetual victimhood as a political tool, implying that such a stance can mask accountability and deflect criticism.

This is South Sudan today. The framing is often used in tribal-based or critical discourse analysis to challenge dominant narratives, especially when those narratives obscure responsibility or justify ongoing violence or destruction, and now they tried deleting the past genocide of 2013 at the expense of fearing accountability.

Long Live Muzee ✊.

"Eventually you will pay the price for the way you treated people."
It may not happen today. It may not happen tomorrow. But life has a way of making sure that what you put out into the world comes back to you. The pain you caused, the lies you told, the hearts you broke, the trust you shattered—it all adds up. You might smile now, thinking you got away with it. You might be surrounded by people who believe your version of the story. But the truth has a way of surviving, even when it’s buried under manipulation and denial.

You treated people like they were disposable. You used their kindness as a weakness and took advantage of their love. You played the victim when you were the villain, and you left behind a trail of broken souls who only wanted to love and support you. But one thing about this life—it doesn’t let injustice live forever. One day, when you find yourself needing the very things you destroyed in others—honesty, loyalty, compassion—you’ll feel the weight of every cruel word, every cold shoulder, every silent betrayal.

Karma doesn’t need an audience. It works silently, patiently. And when it arrives, it doesn’t just touch the surface—it goes straight to the core. You’ll remember every name, every face, every tear. And that’s when you’ll realize: hurting people never makes you strong, and stepping on others never gets you far. Because eventually, everything you gave—good or bad—comes right back to you.

Karma🗡️

The power of man is ruined by power, so never undermine things equally.

LEER TV why alway us and him🤥

Let’s accept the peace a Shan bi lat kule wää wutni

You can be educated and still be broke.
Making money is another curriculum which does not a degree but a plan.

Courtesy: Mario Duop

Most of us grew up like this; Mixed together with our cousins, but now as adults, we no longer talk! Everyone now has levels, rich ones avoid calls from the poor and the poor tend to distance themselves to save their pride.
Family gatherings are just events to track who's doing better in life and who's failing within families. It's no longer a matter of strengthening unity
We burried the people that used to keep the families together
Family isnt what it used to be. There was a time when you could go to your grandmas house to eat
hang out with the family and have a good time Now everybody chooses who they want to deal with. Aunt's and uncles choose which kids to be proud of. Brothers and sister treat friends more like family. cousins talk about each other.
Grandparents spend time with certain grandkids.
Now We only meet and behave like a family when there's a funeral...
Ooh I almost forgot we also work so hard so that just incase we call our relatives they won't refuse to pick thinking that we want to beg from them...
Some relatives ask you why you don't call or talk to them but they also forget to ask themselves if their own children call or talk to your parents as well.

The weak are always right.
Even if he is a terrorist, He’s weak so he’s right .

That’s the narrative .

Those who don’t know the value of loyalty can never comprehend the cost of betrayal

Those who don’t know the value of loyalty can never comprehend the cost of betrayal.

Twistplot.