[Headie]

Originally Posted by Adam.

It just irritates me when ive seen hundreds of similar messages only caring about her.

It was a sad night for everyone in the arena and the families who lost people,

think they should focus on everyones experience not hers

FYI, everyone's experiences INCLUDES hers.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Hayden

FYI, everyone's experiences INCLUDES hers.

thats why said it she should be treated as an equal a normal person not a celebrity.

I support her decision to postpone her tour as nobody should have to go through that.

[Amy Jade]

Disgusted that people on here think their is sone sort of uniformity or pecking order on who we should sympathise for.

Take a ****ing look at yourselves.

[Cal.]

Originally Posted by the truth

wrong. your moral relativism is nonsense...you may as well say those watching on tv suffered as much as those who died, its bat crazy

the people injured or killed suffered the most
those close relatives of their suffered too

It's laughable you try and bring this up also considering your desperation to make this senseless tragedy suit your political agenda. People are allowed to extend their thoughts to Ariana Grande as well as the 22 angels - there's no disputing how incredibly awful she must be feeling. People are NOT allowed, however, to try and use this horrific event to their advantage like you have attempted to do today.

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Cal.

It's laughable you try and bring this up also considering your desperation to make this senseless tragedy suit your political agenda. People are allowed to extend their thoughts to Ariana Grande as well as the 22 angels - there's no disputing how incredibly awful she must be feeling. People are NOT allowed, however, to try and use this horrific event to their advantage like you have attempted to do today.

oh yea Ive gained a lot from it? whata sick comment and of course 100% untrue

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

Disgusted that people on here think their is sone sort of uniformity or pecking order on who we should sympathise for.

Take a ****ing look at yourselves.

take at look at yourself , there is a pecking order, the dead and the injured should get our 100% sympathy and attention , not passers by or pop stars

[Denver]

On a different note was it only me who felt useless today? i just got the feeling all day that i wanted to help but i am so far away i cant do anything

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Adam.

On a different note was it only me who felt useless today? i just got the feeling all day that i wanted to help but i am so far away i cant do anything

yes I know what you mean it would have been nice to somehow help
the cabbies did a good job as well as the emergency services

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Adam.

She should be the last person on anyones mind she got out alive 22 others didnt

I've pretty much agreed with you throughout the thread, not here though. Ariana must feel devastated, and might feel partly responsible. I completely feel for her.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Withano

I've pretty much agreed with you throughout the thread, not here though. Ariana must feel devastated, and might feel partly responsible. I completely feel for her.

I dont mean it as like nobody should care about her just be grateful that she is alive and hopefully getting help when some people are not lucky some mothers dont even know if there child is dead or alive

[Josy]

Can we just stop with the arguing and insults in here. Seriously get some perspective!

[Josy]

Next person to ignore that warning I posted is banned

[arista]

[arista]

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

Look at my posts throughout this thread. My friend Jessica was at the concert with her cousin, their safety was my very first thought and since I have been active on twitter sharing images of those still unaccounted for.

Now look at yours. You've used a tragedy to try and push your political arguments. You should be throughly ashamed of your disgusting behaviour. You are repulsive.

I hope your friends are alright.

[Amy Jade]

Breaks my heart seeing her little face

[Deirdre]

Sun has a picture of attacker
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/362481...ement-_-FBPAGE

Frequent trips to Syria gone unnoticed apparently.

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Deirdre

Sun has a picture of attacker
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/362481...ement-_-FBPAGE

Frequent trips to Syria gone unnoticed apparently.

yep he was a regular back and forth to the middle east , easily done thanks to our open borders and liberal attitude

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by reece(:

I hope your friends are alright.

They were fine thankfully, they aren't familiar with Manchester and ended up in an office building but after seeing on twitter a lot of kids were at the Premier Inn we told her to go there. Apparently the staff were amazing and looked after them until my friends mum could get to pick them up

[smudgie]

Surely we all have big enough hearts to have sympathy for all.
The people that died, their friends and families, all the people who attended the concert who will be severely traumatised for heaven knows how long, for the poor lass that is thinking about shelving her career because she feels a guilt that she shouldn't. For anybody wrongly facing repercussions because they may share the same faith as the scum that carried out the atrocity.
For the whole country, who will have a less rosy outlook on our safe lives now.
Sympathy, like love can't be measured in egg cups, we are all capable to give river loads of it.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Surely we all have big enough hearts to have sympathy for all.
The people that died, their friends and families, all the people who attended the concert who will be severely traumatised for heaven knows how long, for the poor lass that is thinking about shelving her career because she feels a guilt that she shouldn't. For anybody wrongly facing repercussions because they may share the same faith as the scum that carried out the atrocity.
For the whole country, who will have a less rosy outlook on our safe lives now.
Sympathy, like love can't be measured in egg cups, we are all capable to give river loads of it.

I agree completely

[the truth]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Surely we all have big enough hearts to have sympathy for all.
The people that died, their friends and families, all the people who attended the concert who will be severely traumatised for heaven knows how long, for the poor lass that is thinking about shelving her career because she feels a guilt that she shouldn't. For anybody wrongly facing repercussions because they may share the same faith as the scum that carried out the atrocity.
For the whole country, who will have a less rosy outlook on our safe lives now.
Sympathy, like love can't be measured in egg cups, we are all capable to give river loads of it.

of course sympathy for alll, but special attention, focus, energy and even money is needed for those victims and their families

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by the truth

of course sympathy for alll, but special attention, focus, energy and even money is needed for those victims and their families

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7752256.html

[RichardG]

i'm watching bbc news, there's parents trying to find their missing children. i don't understand? how can they just disappear? correct me if i am wrong but i don't think the arena collapsed, they could not be hidden and trapped under rubble. and given the attention the event has garnered, wandering children who look lost would surely be approached by a member of public to ask if they need help?

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7752256.html

Tbh doesnt matter whether they are Muslim or not so dont know why the big headline its just shows there are a lot of big hearts with in the UK who will do what they can to help