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i was supposed to write about stupid skinheads, but decided not to bother. anyway, watched bits of the tsunami memorial service or something yesterday, and decided that it was one whole pointless load of crap. or maybe not, since my point of view is EXTREMELY biased as i only saw the praying part.
anyway, saw my ex-principal praying on behalf of the christian community. he said something like 'please be reminded that the victims are now happy in heaven with god' or something to that extent. but the thing is, if god is so great and all-loving, why did he kill them in the first place? to make them happy and enjoy their 'life' in heaven? and if he was so great and all-loving, why didn't he allow them to enjoy their life on earth longer before giving them a painless and natural death? being drowned sure as hell isin't painless.
back on point, saw some other crap on news on how the memorial was supposed to help the family members. the guy said something like 'it'll help them if they know that there are many others who understand how they are feeling, and they'll know that they're not alone in this.' but are they retarded or something? do they even read the fucking news? i would believe that the current death toll is around 150,000 people. imagine that each of these victims have 3 family members who did not die. then there would be a grand total of 150,000 x 3 = 450,000 grieving relatives, some who still do not have a home or food or water, or worse, still searching for the bodies of their family members. with 450,000 others, you're definitely not alone.
so then, wouldn't it help that every single family who has lost loved ones for whatever reason to have their own mass-grieving session as well? then it'll definitely help in their recovery process to know that many others care for them, wouldn't it? not as if their whole family perished and he/she/it was the only one remaining with no friends and no relatives, thus having to resort to holding a memorial service so that they'll know that people care for them.
they died, big deal. every day many people die as well. die die die, no one cares. but when you get killed by a tsunami, everyone cares. i don't know what i'm talking about. i feel evil. i shall stop.
bah, now everyone is like 'whooo my new school is great blah blah.' i think it's a whole bunch of shit. how come they didn't say school was great back when they were in secondary school? not many realise that it's just fucking orientation they're going through. if i were to go to 'school' and play games with hot chicks everyday then obviously school's great. when the lessons start then they'll start to cry.
anyway, saw my ex-principal praying on behalf of the christian community. he said something like 'please be reminded that the victims are now happy in heaven with god' or something to that extent. but the thing is, if god is so great and all-loving, why did he kill them in the first place? to make them happy and enjoy their 'life' in heaven? and if he was so great and all-loving, why didn't he allow them to enjoy their life on earth longer before giving them a painless and natural death? being drowned sure as hell isin't painless.
back on point, saw some other crap on news on how the memorial was supposed to help the family members. the guy said something like 'it'll help them if they know that there are many others who understand how they are feeling, and they'll know that they're not alone in this.' but are they retarded or something? do they even read the fucking news? i would believe that the current death toll is around 150,000 people. imagine that each of these victims have 3 family members who did not die. then there would be a grand total of 150,000 x 3 = 450,000 grieving relatives, some who still do not have a home or food or water, or worse, still searching for the bodies of their family members. with 450,000 others, you're definitely not alone.
so then, wouldn't it help that every single family who has lost loved ones for whatever reason to have their own mass-grieving session as well? then it'll definitely help in their recovery process to know that many others care for them, wouldn't it? not as if their whole family perished and he/she/it was the only one remaining with no friends and no relatives, thus having to resort to holding a memorial service so that they'll know that people care for them.
they died, big deal. every day many people die as well. die die die, no one cares. but when you get killed by a tsunami, everyone cares. i don't know what i'm talking about. i feel evil. i shall stop.
bah, now everyone is like 'whooo my new school is great blah blah.' i think it's a whole bunch of shit. how come they didn't say school was great back when they were in secondary school? not many realise that it's just fucking orientation they're going through. if i were to go to 'school' and play games with hot chicks everyday then obviously school's great. when the lessons start then they'll start to cry.
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