This past Saturday, while scrolling through Instagram, I stopped in my tracks at a picture of Oneika Raymond. The picture was lovely, but the words are what lured me in and kept me reading and replying to comments for almost an hour. The topic? Oneika gave a candid recap of her experience as a black woman traveling in Uzbekistan.
The Case of the Black-Eyed Blonde by Erle Stanley Gardner
Everyone in the village was surprised when a mother gave her second daughter the same name as the first -- both were named Carrie. Ever since Carrie the First had been a little girl she had the kind of face everyone seemed to love. People flocked around the child with big smiles. But Carrie the Second's face was pock-marked face and horrid, and her hair was wild and stringy.
No, it isn't in any way. It's by far the dumbest comparison anyone can make. The US issues a drone strike to kill the enemy of it's state and collaterally kill innocents, it's absolutely wrong and should never happen. However, Kashoggi was killed on the behalf of one man because of him speaking out against his action, not because they were an enemy to the entirety. Not to mention Kashoggi was guaranteed safety while getting papers to marry his fiance, you are using known terrorists or believed terrorists as a comparison.