Say No To Toxicity #let_every_thought_get_words

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Bulleh Shah a famous poet and sufi-saint once said, "Break the mosques and the temples but don't break a lovable heart, because in a heart full of love resides the God." If he would be alive today in our times, he must have been trolled, registered FIRs against him or even being attacked, beaten or smacked by the mob. Suppression of free speech is seen everywhere now, because everyone wants to take over the control and project his powers accordingly. 

No body has patience and tolerance to listen especially when their views and points of discussion are not matching or coinciding. We are getting more afraid of contradictions and disagreements. This is what we call modern extremism.

Extremism will take us nowhere. Becoming more and more fanatic day by day is not a solution. You are not doing any good to the country and the world if your heart is full of hatred and toxicity. Stop thinking about your religion and start working for the environment, the people around you. Become progressive and don't be a shallow one. Love is the biggest religion and humanity is above all.

Let the liberty of though, expression and creativity prevails.
Please don't promote and be a part of mob culture. Let us say no to abuse and toxicity. Let us respect the freedom of ours as well as others. Let everybody coin their thoughts and have free speech. Let us have celebrate the freedom to create.

-Isar

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