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ا لأغنية دي من الأغاني الراي اللي شدتني جدا لما سمعتها بناء على نصيحة من واحد صاحبي بيحبها جدا ، طبعا اول ما سمعتها مفهمتش اي حاجة ، أو مفهمتش جزء كبير منها بس دورت على كلماتها و معانيها و عجبتني أكتر لما فهمتها  الأغنية أصلا بتاع مطرب اسمه رشيد طه و غناها مع الشاب خالد في حفلة. الأغنية بتتكلم عن السجون و المعتقلات الفرنسية للجزائريين قولوا لامى ما تبكيش يا منفى ولدك ربنا ما يخليش يا منفى ودخلت فى وسط البيبان يا منفى والسباع هم الجدعان يا منفى وقالولى انت شئ دخان يا منفى وانا فى وسطهم دهشان يا منفى قولوا لامى ما تبكيش يا منفى ولدك ربنا ما يخليش يا منفى كى دونى لدريبنال يا منفى دجاترمية صغار وكبار يا منفى والسلسلة توزن قنطار يا منفى داربونى بعام ونهار يا منفى قولوا لامى ما تبكيش يا منفى ولدك ربنا ما يخليش يا منفى على الداخلة حفولى الراس يا منفى واعطونى زوره وبيلاس يا منفى وبيلفوا علينا العساس يا منفى على ال8 تسمع صفار يا منفى قولوا لامى ما تبكيش يا منفى ولدك ربنا ما يخليش يا منفى يا قلبى ورداك تعيب يا منفى والسوبة دايما كيف كيف يا منفى والجالون مغمر...
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The upside of anger

"Anger and resentment can stop you in your tracks. That's what I know now. It needs nothing to burn but the air and the life that it swallows and smothers. It's real, though - the fury, even when it isn't. It can change you... turn you... mold you and shape you into something you're not. The only upside to anger, then... is the person you become. Hopefully someone that wakes up one day and realizes they're not afraid to take the journey, someone that knows that the truth is, at best, a partially told story. That anger, like growth, comes in spurts and fits, and in its wake, leaves a new chance at acceptance, and the promise of calm." This great quote summarizes everything about this magnificent movie, another great movie for my best actor ever :"Kevin Costner"
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انت چدچمنتال خالص

To judge or not to judge, that is the question! Is it built in through our system to be judgemental?! For me I believe it is. I believe it's part of our nature to weigh every thing and everybody we meet in our path through life against some kind of reference we develop through our experiences. I believe it's non-nvoluntary action comes within our subconscious without any intervention from our side.  But the question here is, what are the motivations that push something like this weighing method with no part from our conscious mind. Sadly the only answer I get is we judge to feel better about our sad selves. The subconscious part go through this method to prove to itself that x is worse than us in Y. That he is stupider than we are. Or she is sluttier than we believe to be. So the judgment comes from low confidence part in our conscious/subconscious that need repeated affirmation that we are actually good people. We are more devoted believer than others or we have better more st...
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