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“In the middle of the road, in the moment you want to give up, shout out even louder: So what?”

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“Somebody call me right one Somebody call me wrong 난 신경 쓰지 않을래 너도 그럼 어때 So what Let go 한숨 그 안에 많은 걱정이 숨어있네 고민 그만해 너는 이미 다 알고 있지 이 길의 중간에 포기하고 싶은 순간에 더 크게 소리질러봐 So what what what 내 맘대로 되는 건 없고 숨을 곳은 뭐 더더욱 없어 이미 주사윈 던져진 지 오래 꾸물대단 휩쓸려가겠지 oh bae 고민들의 9할은 니가 만들어 낸 상상의 늪 고민보다 go go 쫄지마렴 cheer up 소리쳐봐 so what what We are, we are, we are Young and wild and free 답도 없는 고민 고민 그 속에 빠져 있지 마 yeah 경계선 위에서 위태롭다 해도 웃고 떠들며 바람을 가르자 때론 바보같이 멍청이 달리기 실수와 눈물 속에 we just go So what 멈춰서 고민 하지마 다 쓸데 없어 Let go 아직은 답이 없지만 You can start the fight So what Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh oh oh Let go Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh oh oh So what Ay 누군 일들이 싫대 Ay 누군 쉬고만 싶대 Ay 그들의 고통과 피폐 Ay 모두 내게 몰아칠 때 Ay 어떡하긴 뭐 어떡해 uh 답은 하나밖에 없기에 uh 그냥 믿고 달려보자고 so what? oh yeah I don’t wanna die right now I don’t wanna, I don’t wanna fight right now 걱정이 싫어 인생은 길어 걍 가 I wanna live right now 브레이크 부러졌으니 밟아 엑셀 이러나 저러나 사람 신세 다 안다면 무슨 재미냐 고통은 내 훈장 그래서 so what? We are, we are, we are Young and wild and free 답도 없는 고민 고민 그 속에 빠져 있지 마 yeah 경계선 위에서 위태롭다 해도 웃고 떠들며 바람을 가르자 때론 바보같이 멍청이 달리기 실수와 눈물 속에 we just go So what 멈춰서 고민 하지마 다 쓸데 없어 Let go 아직은 답이 없지만 You can start the fight So what Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh oh oh Let go Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh oh oh Somebody call me right one (right one) Somebody call me wrong (call me wrong) 난 신경 쓰지 않을래 (않을래) 너도 그럼 어때 (어때) So what 멈춰서 고민 하지마 다 쓸데 없어 Let go 아직은 답이 없지만 You can start the fight So what Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh oh oh Let go Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh Oh oh oh oh oh oh So what Somebody call me right one Somebody call me wrong 난 신경 쓰지 않을래 너도 그럼 어때 - BTS (So What)”

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“There’s a voice that says: "So what?" It’s not my voice, it’s probably not yours, but it makes itself heard in the arenas of public opinion, querulous and smug and fortified by just a little knowledge, which as always is a dangerous thing. "So what if a bunch of species go extinct?" It says. "Extinction is a natural process. Darwin himself said so, didn’t he? Extinction is the complement of evolution, making room for new species to evolve. There have always been extinctions. So why worry about these extinctions currently being caused by humanity?" And there has always been a pilot light burning in your furnace. So why worry when your house is on fire?”

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Book:The Song of the Dodo: Island Biogeography in an Age of Extinction
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“The burden therefore rests with the American legal community and with the American human-rights lobbies and non-governmental organizations. They can either persist in averting their gaze from the egregious impunity enjoyed by a notorious war criminal and lawbreaker, or they can become seized by the exalted standards to which they continually hold everyone else. The current state of suspended animation, however, cannot last. If the courts and lawyers of this country will not do their duty, we shall watch as the victims and survivors of this man pursue justice and vindication in their own dignified and painstaking way, and at their own expense, and we shall be put to shame.”

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Book:The Trial of Henry Kissinger
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“[In response to atrocities against Armenians] the British government issued a joint memo with France and Russia on 24 May 1915. The first draft, proposed by Russia, contained the phrase "crimes against Christianity and civilization," but France and Britain feared this would offend their own colonial Muslim populations and succeeded in changing the phrase to "crimes against humanity." This paved the way for the concept to assume its place after the war as one of the most important categories in international law.”

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Author:Taner Akçam
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“Before the First World War, in many places military officers who had not taken part directly in operations became liable one way or another under the jurisprudence and military law of their own countries. But the question of prosecuting the political authorities--the people who ran the country--had not yet been considered. Calls during the war to hold the Ottoman political elite and the German kaiser personally responsible for the Armenian massacres and to prosecute them on those grounds heralded a turning point. From that point on, personal responsibility and prosecution--even of those in the political sphere--became one of the most important principles of international law.”

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Book:A Shameful Act: The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility
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“...And unpredictability can spread: one powerful outlier can pave the way for others, and as more states joint the outlier, the foundations of the rule of law begin to crumble. US counterterrorism practices--and the legal theories that under-pin them--are undermining the international rule of law in precisely this way...”

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Book:How Everything Became War and the Military Became Everything: Tales from the Pentagon
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“Bluntly: the United States will need to accept some further loss of sovereignty in exchange for more just and effective mechanisms for solving collective global problems. No state can combat disease, climate change, or international terrorist organizations on its own--but any state can play a destructive and destabilizing role on its own.”

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Book:How Everything Became War and the Military Became Everything: Tales from the Pentagon
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