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... p> Silence had always been sold as safety.
Not loudly. Not formally. It was never written into law or announced from podiums. Silence worked because it didn’t have to explain itself. It slipped into systems like air into sealed rooms—unnoticed, assumed, necessary.
For decades, it was the unspoken agreement between power and the people beneath it: Do not ask too much, and nothing will fall apart.
Silence smoothed over fractures before they could widen. It delayed consequen ...
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