He is alive!

[agentzero]

BR14 was pure bile.

d000hg has in the unfortunate position of having to appear "holier than thou", due to his repeatedly broadcast 'christian' hobby, yet doesn't appear very nice when it comes to empathy. Using words such as "woke", "virtue signalling" and more shows this to sadly be the case sadly.

If he had half a brain he would have thought through the concept of virtue signalling: people take a neutrally worded news article as positive news that a boy has been found. I'm certain that all posts here would have celebrated that news, even just a little bit, inside themselves. It was updated to the boy being found but dead.

Showing empathy is not virtue-signalling by 99.9% of people. Perhaps d000hg himself behaves in this narcissistic way, only behaving in such a way as to have the appearance of a caring person. Must be interesting keeping a wife and family with such behavior, constantly changing personality, fakes smiles all round, just so people see him as the caring christian that he is demonstrably not.

[Zigenare]

Nah he hasn't told me to f off.

Give it time, whether or not he's BR14 he'll tell you to F-Off.

It's you, not him.
#JustSaying!

[SueEllen]

BR14, is that you?

Nah he hasn't told me to f off.

[OwlHoot]

Are you a narcissist? Is that why you project your own issues on to others?

Only people with severe narcissistic disorder behave in order to look good in the eyes of other people. Most people, 99%+, behave in a humane way and feel genuine joy when the article - which didn't say whether the child was alive or dead at original publication on the BBC - was ambiguous in language.

Can't wait until you alt right nutjobs are out of power, then we can hopefully confine all your weird non-dictionary definitions to the bin of history. Another classic is "woke", a word that seems to have whatever definition the alt right personality chooses at a time of their choosing. It really means to be awake, not sleeping - something that you could clearly do with.

By the way, your god doesn't exist either. Twat.

BR14, is that you?

[agentzero]

How tragically ironic. Really, very well done with the attention-seeking virtue-signalling.
If it wasn't such a sad story, this would be hilarious.

Are you a narcissist? Is that why you project your own issues on to others?

Only people with severe narcissistic disorder behave in order to look good in the eyes of other people. Most people, 99%+, behave in a humane way and feel genuine joy when the article - which didn't say whether the child was alive or dead at original publication on the BBC - was ambiguous in language.

Can't wait until you alt right nutjobs are out of power, then we can hopefully confine all your weird non-dictionary definitions to the bin of history. Another classic is "woke", a word that seems to have whatever definition the alt right personality chooses at a time of their choosing. It really means to be awake, not sleeping - something that you could clearly do with.

By the way, your god doesn't exist either. Twat.

[SueEllen]

How tragically ironic. Really, very well done with the attention-seeking virtue-signalling.

Whatever

If it wasn't such a sad story, this would be hilarious.

[d000hg]

Sorry someone gave the original thread a stupid title.

How tragically ironic. Really, very well done with the attention-seeking virtue-signalling.
If it wasn't such a sad story, this would be hilarious.

[Paddy]

Sadly not.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-60275177

That is so sad. I was admiring the the huge effort of the Moroccan rescuers. I feel sorry for his family it's something they may never get over

[DaveB]

Sadly not.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-60275177

A five-year-old Moroccan boy who was trapped in a well for four days has died, despite painstaking efforts to rescue him.

A royal statement announced his death soon after his removal from the well.

[SueEllen]

Sorry someone gave the original thread a stupid title.

The kid in the well is alive.

BBC News - Boy taken out of well after days trapped inside https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-60275177