Chaos In Abstract

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In chaos there are conflicts of purpose and abstraction of thought that blurs the mind. The protesters and defenders both have the same goal, but they are on opposing sides. They are not seeing clearly, their vision is blurred by the ever changing colors and their minds are even more so. They can't see clearly because they're blinded by fire and guns, which represent love and hate.
In chaos there is conflict of purpose and abstraction of thought that blurs the mind of both the protesters and the defenders.
On one side, we have a group of people who are protesting for their rights and on the other, we have an organization that is trying to defend its stance.
Both sides are at odds with each other, due to their different viewpoints on what they believe in.
The protesters want to change something about the world and make it better, while those defending do not see any problem with things as they are now.
The protesters want to make a change in society by using force and violence, while those defending want to keep things as they are.
This is an ever-changing environment where every day brings
In chaos there is conflict of purpose and abstraction of thought that blurs the mind of both the protesters and the defenders.
In a world where everything seems to be in chaos, it's hard to see clearly. When we are in this state, our minds are blurred and we can't think clearly. This is what happens when people protest or when they defend themselves as well. They struggle to see through the chaos and find a clear path forward.
It's hard to tell what is going on when you're in this state of mind because things are constantly changing, colors are ever changing, there are two sides of the story, fire and guns come into play, love and hate are always involved.
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