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Stampede is not only an incorrect term, it is a loaded word as it apportions blame to the victims for behaving in an irrational, self-destructive, unthinking and uncaring manner, itโs pure ignorance, and laziness โฆ It gives the impression that it was a mindless crowd only caring about themselves, and
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