#stopviolence

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life it's short

Luke Pacuk is a vocalist, bass player, musician, producer from Poland, Mysłowice, living in Southampton, UK since 2010.

Artist does not focus on one musical genre. Is inspired by alternative rock, including additional musical genres such as synthpop, post-punk, new wave.

The song is a cry of despair over the state of today's youth—a manifesto against the senseless brutality through which children, instead of growing up, become victims in this "broken world."

I am tackling the issue of peer violence head-on. Today, the younger generation increasingly treats aggression as a form of self-expression or entertainment, forgetting the true value of human life.

Violence is not entertainment. Life is not a game where you have infinite chances.

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I recently came across an incredibly useful guide on how to prevent assaults. Finally, something we all really need these days!

• Don’t slip drugs into people’s drinks to control their behavior.

• When you see someone walking alone, just leave them alone.

• If you stop to help someone with a broken car, remember not to assault them.

• When you’re in an elevator and someone else gets in – don’t assault that person.

• When you come across someone asleep, the safest option is not to assault them.

• Never sneak into someone’s house through an open door or window, don’t jump out from between parked cars – and don’t assault that person.

• Remember, people go to the laundry room to do laundry. Don’t try to assault someone who is alone there.

• If you can’t stop yourself from assaulting people, ask a friend to accompany you in public.

• Carry a whistle. If you’re afraid you might accidentally assault someone, blow it until someone comes to stop you.

• Don’t forget that honesty is the best policy. Don’t pretend to be a caring friend just to gain someone’s trust before assaulting them. Consider telling them your intentions – if you don’t, they might think you’re not planning an assault.

Dr. Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani neuroscientist detained in an American prison, reportedly faced sexual assault and mistreatment during her incarceration. These allegations have sparked outrage, with activists and human rights organizations demanding justice and better treatment for detainees. The disturbing claims highlight ongoing issues of prisoner abuse and the need for accountability in the justice system.

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