Moving the goalposts

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But unfortunately, what you don't realize is that the finish line keeps moving and it's never going to stop moving.

And I think understanding these moving goalposts is critically important.

In healthy relationships, somebody can identify a problem, communicate about it, work toward a solution, and actually experience satisfaction when the problem improves.

But in many narcissistic relationships, resolution is strangely elusive because the complaint itself is usually not actually the real problem.

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Chris, lovely to see you.

So what was ...

What would make some Muslims good, and what would make some Muslims bad? Well, it turns out, like with any binary discourse, it is a moving goalpost.

But what the, the motor that keeps moving that goalpost, Mahmood Mamdani wants us to see, is whether or not this person aligns with US Western strategic interests.

So what does that mean? Good Muslims at this time are seen as those that align themselves with Western political interests.

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Yeah.

Tough though because those are moving goalposts.

They are moving goalposts.

You can't do the

same thing again and get that same feeling.