To all the TA's,
I request you all to observe 2 minutes of silence after reading this thread.
My condolences go out the helpless victims comprising of children,women,men,villagers and tourists who's lives were mercilessly taken away from them and to those who have lost their property,wealth and most importantly,their loved ones.
May their souls R.I.P
Varun
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Dec-27-2004 12:05
Nabistai
WodkAddict
Registered: Sep 2002
Location:
I'm getting pretty tired of this fake, hypocritical sympathy shit. 1000+ people die in Sudan every fucking day, where's you thread about that. I'm not even gonna mention the number of people America shot and starved in Iraq the last decade.
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Dec-27-2004 12:14
Camwin
STICKMAN
Registered: Feb 2004
Location: In GodZone.
nice one mate i gave my 2 minutes to the ones that were lost and have lost.
I'll take 2 mins of my life for them, no prob^^ RIP people.
Dec-27-2004 12:16
Camwin
STICKMAN
Registered: Feb 2004
Location: In GodZone.
quote:
Originally posted by Nabistai
I'm getting pretty tired of this fake, hypocritical sympathy shit. 1000+ people die in Sudan every fucking day, where's you thread about that. I'm not even gonna mention the number of people America shot and starved in Iraq the last decade.
That's true, but do you want a thread every single second for every single person dead?
Originally posted by Nabistai
I'm getting pretty tired of this fake, hypocritical sympathy shit. 1000+ people die in Sudan every fucking day, where's you thread about that. I'm not even gonna mention the number of people America shot and starved in Iraq the last decade.
Well, he has an Indian flag and his location says he's in Bangkok, so it's natural that this will have a more impact on him.
There are people who care about these other events too... just because one single person can't do it all, don't judge them for doing their share, no matter how "small" it might look to you
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Dec-27-2004 14:07
Cloud
housy
Registered: Sep 2004
Location: GRTA , Ioannina
quote:
Originally posted by Nabistai
I'm getting pretty tired of this fake, hypocritical sympathy shit. 1000+ people die in Sudan every fucking day, where's you thread about that. I'm not even gonna mention the number of people America shot and starved in Iraq the last decade.
OMFG! @ your avatar...
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Dec-27-2004 14:09
placebo
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Somewhere
Yeah...we got hit really hard by Hurricane Ivan where I live, I'm greatful I still have a house!
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Dec-27-2004 22:37
jdat
Jay Van Dat
Registered: Oct 2001
Location: I dont even know
RIP to the innocent.
Humanity is so fragile
Dec-28-2004 00:53
Arbiter
Naked Power Organ
Registered: May 2002
Location:
Maybe someone could explain this to me:
What is the point of a moment of silence?
Dec-28-2004 02:46
Fast Turtle
Runs Quick
Registered: Nov 2001
Location: At The Party House HP: 9302
I guess so you dedicate at least a small point of your life to that other person/people who are deceased. It's just a traditional thing, like handshakes.
It makes more sense if it's for people who fought for your country, I guess.
Originally posted by Masonious
you win again dude - and nice move shoving the whole i figured out how to order pizza thing in my face. i tried that 4 and a half months ago and woke up with a Taiwanese transvestite but to Ygrene it's just, "anoother day in the life, noooo biggieee".
Dec-28-2004 02:48
Arbiter
Naked Power Organ
Registered: May 2002
Location:
quote:
Originally posted by Lephaid
I guess so you dedicate at least a small point of your life to that other person/people who are deceased. It's just a traditional thing, like handshakes.
It makes more sense if it's for people who fought for your country, I guess.
Personally if I were dead I would prefer people to use it as a reason to do something positive for those still alive rather than sit around for a couple of minutes doing nothing.
i gave my 2 minutes to the ones that were lost and have lost.
