Sensitivity during times of Tragedy

[Tropicana]

Out of respect to the families of the victims, I did not want to derail that thread so I am answering dahjah here.

Why do u have a heart for this tragedy, but no heart fi de ones in the Congo, Pakistan, Libya ar weh eva else.

Now where in the world did you get THAT idea. Where have I EVER said that.

The media is not sensitive when any black murderer does wrong but when a yt one does these things he's mentally disturbed, he's never a menace to society, a thug, a terrorist or whateva else.

Issue worth discussing. This is hardly the time to get into it. Let the nation recover from the shocking events of the last couple of weeks first. Then I would be happy to discuss this with you or anyone else.

[Emperah]

Well u are hear wanting me to take sensitivity training ar supm, you come een ya bout 3 time (dis muss be 4) an everytime it was about the grieving families need time etc. Talk tuh de blasted madia who nah leff dem alone until dec 31st. U tink dem really care bout dem ar dem just waan be 1st fi a piece a big news?
I must keep quiat because now the nation is grieving and need time to recover?
But de yutes killed by dat same government and ours don't get de same respect? You don't have to say it, the uneven scale is right here to see that these yutes are on a higher level than those in Palestine, the Congo and Pakistan where thousands are killed and none a unno seem to a cry fah.

The world is getting worse and has been since all of us got here, none of this shocks me anymore. News agencies love this crap and lots of others love it without even knowing they love it as they're glued to the 24/7 news channels everytime dem tunn on de tv as they thirst for more. None of us should she shocked or surprised of any of this evil that goes on in society when we live in a don't give bloody hell about the next person, how dem stay and I'm alright so to hell with u attitude. We've developed a corporate structure within ourselves and nothing else matters.

Instead of worrying bout wah mi a seh, ppl need fi give thanks to the most high for what you have today cause you ar whoeva might not be there 2morrow.
Once again where is the sensitivity fi de ress a de yute kill off by the Obama regime, by the Cameron regime, Harper, Sarkozy an de ress a dem?
Why is americas yutes more important, are they not all yutes who should be protected where ever they are? I've had too many yutes die in my own family and guess what the world keeps on moving. While they want us to be silent and grieve for dese families and yutes, they are off murdering other yutes in so called 3rd world areas.

[Tropicana]

Well u are hear wanting me to take sensitivity training ar supm

Yes Don't get me wrong. You are a nice guy and I do love you dearly but could use some sensitivity training.

[Emperah]

well yuh cyan wait 2 weeks ar a munt from now fi chat bout it mi won't be talkin tuh yuh bout it as dere is now bettah time den now.

http://www.commondreams.org/view/2012/12/15-3

Published on Saturday, December 15, 2012 by Common Dreams A Culture That Condones The Killing Of Children And Teaches Children To Kill

by Lucinda Marshall

The Sandy Hook massacre isn’t just about the need for gun control laws, it is about a culture that condones the killing of children and teaches children that killing is okay.
It is about a country addicted to violence on television and movie screens.
It is about cuts in education spending.
It is about giving the military free access to our schools where they regale our children with romanticized delusions of military righteousness.
It is about environmental and health policies that expose our children to all manner of toxins in the air, land and water.
It is about thinking we have the right to kill children with drones or by dropping toxic munitions on their countries that cause birth defects and miscarriages.
It is about saddling our children with crippling education debt and no prospect for jobs.
It is about telling boys (and men) they have to be tough and to fight and kill for what they want or think is right.
It is about a national policy that denies children basic rights and systemically teaches them that violence is okay.
And it is about a media so insensitive that it thinks it is okay to shove a microphone in the face of young victims in the name of sensationalized 24/7 cable “news” while under-reporting the root causes of this tragedy.
Sandy Hook did not happen because of a lone, disturbed young man and it is not an isolated incident. It is an epidemic and we are all to blame. And today (and tomorrow and every day after that) is the time to confront this self-inflicted tragedy.

Lucinda Marshall is the Founder and Director of the Feminist Peace Network, http://www.feministpeacenetwork.org. She is the author of the FPN blog as well as Reclaiming Medusa, http://www.lucindamarshall.com.

[Tropicana]

well yuh cyan wait 2 weeks ar a munt from now fi chat bout it mi won't be talkin tuh yuh bout it as dere is now bettah time den now.

Now you are just being bratty like:

[Tropicana]

Now this is exactly what I am talking about and what I mean by sensitivity. I am quite surprised that NRA would display this level of sensitivity. There is a lesson here for all of us. Immediately following tragedy is never the time to get on one's soapbox.

The National Rifle Association of America is made up of four million moms and dads, sons and daughters – and we were shocked, saddened and heartbroken by the news of the horrific and senseless murders in Newtown.Out of respect for the families, and as a matter of common decency, we have given time for mourning, prayer and a full investigation of the facts before commenting.
The N.R.A. is prepared to offer meaningful contributions to help make sure this never happens again.

The National Rifle Association ended four days of silence today, releasing its first statement since the school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
The NRA shut down its Facebook and Twitter pages after the shootings, leaving many wondering how it would respond to the killings. In its statment, the group says that its members were "shocked, saddened and heartbroken by the news of the horrific and sensless muders."

http://www.newsday.com/opinion/viewsday-1.3683911/nra-issues-first-statement-since-sandy-hook-what-do-you-think-1.4349537

I will never see eye to eye with the NRA but I think they have shown some class here.

[SamChabs]

Well u are hear wanting me to take sensitivity training ar supm, you come een ya bout 3 time (dis muss be 4) an everytime it was about the grieving families need time etc. Talk tuh de blasted madia who nah leff dem alone until dec 31st. U tink dem really care bout dem ar dem just waan be 1st fi a piece a big news?
I must keep quiat because now the nation is grieving and need time to recover?
But de yutes killed by dat same government and ours don't get de same respect? You don't have to say it, the uneven scale is right here to see that these yutes are on a higher level than those in Palestine, the Congo and Pakistan where thousands are killed and none a unno seem to a cry fah.

The world is getting worse and has been since all of us got here, none of this shocks me anymore. News agencies love this crap and lots of others love it without even knowing they love it as they're glued to the 24/7 news channels everytime dem tunn on de tv as they thirst for more. None of us should she shocked or surprised of any of this evil that goes on in society when we live in a don't give bloody hell about the next person, how dem stay and I'm alright so to hell with u attitude. We've developed a corporate structure within ourselves and nothing else matters.

Instead of worrying bout wah mi a seh, ppl need fi give thanks to the most high for what you have today cause you ar whoeva might not be there 2morrow.
Once again where is the sensitivity fi de ress a de yute kill off by the Obama regime, by the Cameron regime, Harper, Sarkozy an de ress a dem?
Why is americas yutes more important, are they not all yutes who should be protected where ever they are? I've had too many yutes die in my own family and guess what the world keeps on moving. While they want us to be silent and grieve for dese families and yutes, they are off murdering other yutes in so called 3rd world areas.

[Blackstar*]

[Emperah]

Now this is exactly what I am talking about and what I mean by sensitivity. I am quite surprised that NRA would display this level of sensitivity. There is a lesson here for all of us. Immediately following tragedy is never the time to get on one's soapbox.

U speaketh wit a forked tongue

[kia027]

bah hah hah but so true Blackstar /o\

[blugiant]

Out of respect to the families of the victims, I did not want to derail that thread so I am answering dahjah here. Now where in the world did you get THAT idea. Where have I EVER said that. Issue worth discussing. This is hardly the time to get into it. Let the nation recover from the shocking events of the last couple of weeks first. Then I would be happy to discuss this with you or anyone else.

stapp yuh nunsense fore mii goo look upp de westboro church protestinnn ann poas de pitchas

[Emperah]

Think tropi Is write is weh mi sign up?

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[Tropicana]

Well I wouldn't expect sensitivity from you blugiant so I am not surprised.

[blugiant]

Well I wouldn't expect sensitivity from you blugiant so I am not surprised.

tropi yuh kno young blakk ladees a likkle too senseative ann blakk men affii tuffen dem upp. so wat yuh tink bout westboro church peeps protestinn

[Tropicana]

Never heard of it.