Mãi avó’s telling me about the time she saw a shooter at the 1998 Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur — the way the woman just breathed slow, aimed, and the whole crowd went quiet, like the wind itself paid attention. But nowadays, when I read the numbers on how many rural kids get screened for talent versus how many actually get the paperwork for a gun license or a travel grant, the math doesn’t sit right. We lose more potential medal-winners to a missing form than to a bad shot, and that’s not a skill problem — that’s a system that moves slower than monsoon mud.
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