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A group of people who are partial
Cullen 2022-03-24 09:02:01
Because of the Kunming incident, I watched this movie. It was just a very simple story, but because of this simple life, I re-examined the "faith". I also hate that I have no faith. I have been to Malaysia, see you I've been Muslim, I've seen other movies in India, they're real about religion. My mother said that Indians are bad, but Khan's mother said that in this world there are only good people who do good things and bad people who do bad things. It will take a long time to change the world, but with Khan involved, what responsibility do we have to sleep under the covers. But think about it carefully, not everyone has the power to change the world, maybe we just want to be a person without faith, rushing through our own life, we don’t believe in God, we don’t believe in Buddha, why do we live? This is a question I ask myself occasionally. But for the thugs in Xinjiang, we should not generalize, for the Japanese, the same...
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Garrett 2021-12-16 08:01:13
The Quran says that the death of an innocent person is equivalent to the death of the entire human race, because it will cost humanity.
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Hope 2022-04-23 07:02:21
Indian version of Forrest Gump. The first half was bland, but very touching and emotional; the second half was a little too emotional. But still very happy to watch.
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President Barack Obama: Rizvan Khan, it's good to see you hale and hearty. You on TV more than me now, huh?
Rizwan Khan: You already know my name?
President Barack Obama: Yes I do. Your name is Khan.
Rizwan Khan: Yes.
President Barack Obama: And you are not a terrorist.
Rizwan Khan: Oh no, no, I'm not a terrorist. No. And this is my son
[showing picture]
Rizwan Khan: He was not a terrorist either.
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[last lines]
President Barack Obama: I tell you what, security has any other messages, you call *me*.
Rizwan Khan: Good, good. Can I have your number, please?
Mandira Khan: Ah, thank you Mr. President.
President Barack Obama: Thank you.
Mandira Khan: Shall we go home?
Rizwan Khan: Oh no, no, I'm not a terrorist. No. And this is my son
[showing picture]
Rizwan Khan: He was not a terrorist either.
Rizwan Khan: Yes, let's go home. Let's go home. Let's go home.
President Barack Obama: Thank you.
Rizwan Khan: Goodbye.