Emergency exits are not built after smoke fills a building. They are built while the hallways are still clear, the doors remain open, and the choice to leave is still a matter of free will — not panic.
That lesson has stayed with me throughout my life. And today, watching the United States from the outside, I feel compelled to share it.
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