ABOUT THIS EPISODE
All of a sudden the idea that our bombs are killing people in the middle east was no longer a vague abstraction sitting in the periphery of our awareness. It was a reality hitting us right in the guts in the middle of the day while we casually scrolled our phones, forcing us to run to the toilet to vomit up our lunch.
Reading by Tim Foley.
Reading by Tim Foley.
English
Australia
explicit content
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