I agree with you, but now is not the time my dude. Let people mourn the best way they know how.
Please pray for the vitcims in the elementary school shooting in CT
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I agree with you, but now is not the time my dude. Let people mourn the best way they know how.
Sunshine Brown
Rookie
He was jealous of those kids. Smh
NYC is #1 on last years murders list? I live in South Jamaica and shyt has calmed down somewhat. Where did you get your "info" from?
Marvel
Psalm 149:5-9
to the kids...I feel bad for there loved ones...this is really messed up. This messed up my day brehs. On a side note, I told my white co-worker a work that if this was an Arab/Muslim that did this, people would be looking at them suspicion, but white dudes in their 20s are not treated like minorities in terms of stereotyping. Negative stereotypes do not stick them.
Sunshine Brown
Rookie
On a side note, I told my white co-worker a work that if this was an Arab/Muslim that did this, people would be looking at them suspicion, but white dudes in their 20s are not treated like minorities in terms of stereotyping. Negative stereotypes do not stick them.
Yes, even on the news the newscaster said theres a theme here white, male and mid 20s-30s. And another guy said, i forget his name, yes theres a theme male mid 20s but all males are capable of being this violent.
there are two shooters in this pic though
Anothergirl
Goat ™
Ryan Lanza to be release from questioning sometime later...ADAM LANZA his brother is the dead shooter. Father is also alive and has been questioned. latest from cnn...
Metta World Movement
Peace and love...to all!!
Breh.....stop it.I haven't prayed or gone to church on my own in years. I'm not really religious at all. But I'm not about to shyt on people who turn to prayer in a time like this.
For some people, prayer/religion is pretty much all they have; to deal with certain periods in their life, or even deal with their life, period. People out there who are poor, starving, or suffering in some way; all they have to keep their spirits up enough to face another dreadful day, is religion, prayer and hope. A belief that things are going to get better, if not in this life, then in the next one.
It's a lot easier to be a sarcastic about shyt like that when you live in a first world country, you have a job, don't have to worry about where your next meal is coming from and haven't personally experienced any really difficult times, like having a family member brutally murdered. Let these people find comfort and understanding the way they choose. Let then converse with the man upstairs, in an effort to ease their suffering and to come to terms with their situation. Let them believe in heaven, so they can feel that their loved one still exists in some form, and that they can meet them again someday. If they want to believe that 'everything happens for a reason' or 'God works in mysterious ways', then let them. It's a hell of a lot better than saying "My child is gone, and the man who killed him is dead. I'll never see my child again because heaven doesn't exist, and the killer won't suffer because he murked himself and hell don't exist either....oh well, life goes on
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That's Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, the Columbine shooters
On a side note, I told my white co-worker a work that if this was an Arab/Muslim that did this, people would be looking at them suspicion,but white dudes in their 20s are not treated like minorities in terms of stereotyping. Negative stereotypes do not stick them.
Funny how that works. No secret as to why, though. Funny enough you'll probably draw all sorts of ire for that statement, but it's spot on.
I haven't prayed or gone to church on my own in years. I'm not really religious at all. But I'm not about to shyt on people who turn to prayer in a time like this.
For some people, prayer/religion is pretty much all they have; to deal with certain periods in their life, or even deal with their life, period. People out there who are poor, starving, or suffering in some way; all they have to keep their spirits up enough to face another dreadful day, is religion, prayer and hope. A belief that things are going to get better, if not in this life, then in the next one.
It's a lot easier to be a sarcastic about shyt like that when you live in a first world country, you have a job, don't have to worry about where your next meal is coming from and haven't personally experienced any really difficult times, like having a family member brutally murdered. Let these people find comfort and understanding the way they choose. Let then converse with the man upstairs, in an effort to ease their suffering and to come to terms with their situation. Let them believe in heaven, so they can feel that their loved one still exists in some form, and that they can meet them again someday. If they want to believe that 'everything happens for a reason' or 'God works in mysterious ways', then let them. It's a hell of a lot better than saying "My child is gone, and the man who killed him is dead. I'll never see my child again because heaven doesn't exist, and the killer won't suffer because he murked himself and hell don't exist either....oh well, life goes on
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nikkas really in here acting like we don't need gun control 