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Who decides on the 1 min silence
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I think the emergency services who dragged them out of the wreckage and treated the injured in hospital cared. I think the unfortunate people who just missed the crash cared.Originally posted by Eirikur View Postfor every terrorist fart we have to take a minute silence nowadays, have vigils and endless breaking news on tv which turns out to be total rubbish.
Just saw breaking news queen calls attack "very wicked". It would have been breaking news if she had called it "a very good thing"
5 people were killed in an accident on the M6 yesterday, no one besides their friends and family cares
Nope. It's because those events e.g. dying of old age, dying of illness, dropping dead suddenly from undiagnosed heart defects, car crashes, home accidents are expected to happen as part of normal life. People don't expect to be blown up by a bomb.Originally posted by Eirikur View Post
about 80 people die in the UK every hour don't they deserve a minute silence?"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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[QUOTE Nope. It's because those events e.g. dying of old age, dying of illness, dropping dead suddenly from undiagnosed heart defects, car crashes, home accidents are expected to happen as part of normal life. People don't expect to be blown up by a bomb.[/QUOTE]
Amen to that.Comment
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