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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims in France

Postby MightySheep » Sun Nov 15, 2015 8:19 pm

Peonaz3 wrote:Man this sucks when savagery of third worlds being brought to prospering civilized societies. #refugeeswelcome cucks please go to hell

well said

though as far as I know most of the victims were at a death metal concert so its not all bad
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims in France

Postby dageir » Sun Nov 15, 2015 8:26 pm

Maybe we should try to be a bit respectful?
Many people have lost their loved ones, and many are hurt.
Also the fanatics are trying to make Western Europe fanatic to further their goals.
Let cooler heads prevail.
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims in France

Postby dchow002 » Sun Nov 15, 2015 8:38 pm

ArvinJA wrote:
dageir wrote:Do you feel something for them? Yes or no?

To be honest, I'd have to imagine it happening to myself or someone close to me, or imagine it more vividly than what comes naturally, my spontaneous emotional response is to not care that much, and I imagine that is the case for most people.


You don't have to be the direct victim to be able to empathize or grieve with those affected.

Im not trying to preach but think of it from this perspective. Someone spouse, brother/sister, daughter/son, and friend was murdered senselessly. If you've ever lost someone, just imagine that and now add they were murdered for being at the wrong place/time.

From my perosonal experience: I have been involved in senseless shootings as a aurgical intern at a county hospital. Having the discussion with the victims family that we did everything we could to save them but couldn't or that their loved one will have a permanent disability is heart breaking. I do not have to be a direct victim to empathsize for my patients and fellow human being.
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims in France

Postby Granger » Sun Nov 15, 2015 9:08 pm

spawningmink wrote:
Peonaz3 wrote:Man this sucks when savagery of third worlds being brought to prospering civilized societies. #refugeeswelcome cucks please go to hell

no they arnt welcome we dont want those terrorists here


And here we are: mission accomplished. /facepalm
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims in France

Postby Рortgas » Sun Nov 15, 2015 10:42 pm

I'm not saying that things happened in France are ok, it's damn awful and I'm really sorry about that, but when our plane with russian tourists has fallen in Egypt 2 weeks ago (224 passengers died), there were no such topic on this forum :)
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims in France

Postby dageir » Sun Nov 15, 2015 10:44 pm

Рortgas wrote:I'm not saying that things happened in France are ok, it's damn awful and I'm really sorry about that, but when our plane with russian tourists has fallen in Egypt 2 weeks ago (224 passengers died), there were no such topic on this forum :)


That was not OK either, but it was unclear what happened, and I guess the time between the event and the revelation of the cause was a bit long, and now stuff happened this friday you know..
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims in France

Postby Eemerald » Sun Nov 15, 2015 11:13 pm

Рortgas wrote:I'm not saying that things happened in France are ok, it's damn awful and I'm really sorry about that, but when our plane with russian tourists has fallen in Egypt 2 weeks ago (224 passengers died), there were no such topic on this forum :)


I think this really sums up the issue. Literally everyday, something terrible is happening somewhere in the world, probably effecting someone in this forum, and no one really says anything about it.
Buti also agree with Tonky, and checking in on people who may have been directly effected from France and elsewhere, since the many who sadly lost their lives, were from a number of different countries.

it's nice to see u posting on the forums portgas:)
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims in France

Postby Tonkyhonk » Mon Nov 16, 2015 12:31 am

Рortgas wrote:I'm not saying that things happened in France are ok, it's damn awful and I'm really sorry about that, but when our plane with russian tourists has fallen in Egypt 2 weeks ago (224 passengers died), there were no such topic on this forum :)

i know, but
dageir wrote:That was not OK either, but it was unclear what happened, and I guess the time between the event and the revelation of the cause was a bit long, and now stuff happened this friday you know..

^ this. i didnt think i would have to explain, but...
most of all, the news prior to the attacks about america bombing jihadi john who killed 2 japanese (needless to say american and british journalists and syrian soldiers) was a huge news here, and i felt like my country was also a part of the cause, if you know what i mean. (and i never meant this thread to be a moral-swinging shit like this, but just a mean to talk to those i never exchanged forum names with...)
and for some reason, i didnt think there would be a chance of haven players flying to egypt, unlike this one at a soccer stadium and a music concert and restaurants on a friday. im terribly sorry if your loved ones were involved. if i ever hear something horrible happened in your area to remind me of you, portgas, i would surely poke you on skype instead.
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims in France

Postby Marksman » Mon Nov 16, 2015 1:06 am

Рortgas wrote:I'm not saying that things happened in France are ok, it's damn awful and I'm really sorry about that, but when our plane with russian tourists has fallen in Egypt 2 weeks ago (224 passengers died), there were no such topic on this forum :)

Another difference: Charlie Hebdo will not make "funny" caricatures about this.
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims in France

Postby Рortgas » Mon Nov 16, 2015 1:08 pm

Eemerald wrote:
Рortgas wrote:it's nice to see u posting on the forums portgas:)

:) This forum can't let me go even when I'm not playing :|


Tonkyhonk wrote:and for some reason, i didnt think there would be a chance of haven players flying to egypt, unlike this one at a soccer stadium and a music concert and restaurants on a friday. im terribly sorry if your loved ones were involved. if i ever hear something horrible happened in your area to remind me of you, portgas, i would surely poke you on skype instead.

I'm glad to see that from you, Tonky. But no, there are no such people around me that got hurt by that accident. But since I've moved to Saint-Petersburg I bet there are some associates of my who got affected by this somehow. Anyway, we all are affected by the same thing. Some shit like that happens in Somali, for example, for almost every week. But it's not something special for us and we dont even know that this happened in most of the time. It became something usual and it's too far from us to make us become worried about it. It works for me in the same way and I doubt I can do something about it so I'm not going to be hypocritical saying that I'm really worried about those people. But things happened in France really made me sick. And it really becomes more awful and stupid when you realize that it's the own fault of France. This tolerance policy must not exist or it's gonna continue and become much more terrible.
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