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When I asked someone a question, "What is the most dangerous weapon in the world?", They searched Google and found some information about it. And then they said it must be a 'nuclear weapon'. However, in reality, the most dangerous weapon is considered to be 'IDEOLOGY'.ο»Ώ
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It begins with what is in the heart...makes a thought...then an action
Like a double-edged sword, ideologies possess the ability to shape civilizations and compel individuals to both heroic and horrific deeds.agreed
CULTS - cults, cults, can't say it enough. People lead down a path of an evil person's ego, except they follow blindly and stupidly.