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Originally posted by Gladders
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Originally posted by Tanser_Man
Sorry but that girl's death, however tragic, has been blown out of proportian.
I feel if we were to mourn everyone that died, we'd be here all day writing messages of sorrow.
On top of that, hundreds of people a day are being shot.. stabbed.. blown up all over the world, but everyone turns a blind eye on that. Even the earthquake in Indonesia has probably got less coverage then this girl and over 4,000 people died!
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For this i agree with.
And i said that but my point was muffled.
And the tsunami was hardly a major issue with...how do i put this? "most of the teen generation"!
I say most because i know some teens really do give a [****] about stuff like that.
This was only worldwide main stream because of MYSPACE.
If the bulletin hadn't of been made 98% of people would never of known.
Like i said i knew originally because i knew her friend and her friend told me. Myspace is a media circus aswell.
And i agree one death shouldn't be singled out.
People die almost every minute of every day.
Some stand out more than others due to the media and how things happen.
Like when the Ian Huntley Saga was known about The two girls that went missing we in the press everyday.
But i read my free copy of the metro newspaper every weekday and they have on a page a missing person in a little blue box. it makes me think why is one person more important than the other.
This thread may have been shown in a wrong light.
I copied the original content from "the myspace bulletin"
Tragic. Yes.
Blown out of proportion. Yes.
I'd like this thread closed locked please.
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No need to lock the topic, it's a good little debate. I just don't agree with it thats all mate.