The Depression of a Loss
First, please watch the video below to have an initial idea of th subject which will be treated. It's a clip on Fox News Channel on missing people and Maddie McCann.
Now that you have a generalized ideia... I'll open the topic.
Missing people
When a loved one dies, it's a dramatic day for each and everyone of us... Weeks after weeks, we are psychologically and physically affected... It usually takes months to recover, and even so... the memories can't and won't be forgotten... "It is in a better place", some say...
However,
When a loved one disappears, the situation, even the most stabilized one, enters an era of chaos... It shoots us an endlessy of questions into our minds: "We don't know the entity of the perpetrator, the location of our son/daughter, what's her situation, is he/she alive?" More and more people are frequently disappearing from our houses...
Kidnappings are a problem of the present and it's up to us to help the ones who suffer... and to improve and streghten our own security measures in order to prevent such dramatic events (and even so, that isn't enough).
Citizenship gave us a chance and a set of rules to interact with one another. Let's do what we can to do it then...
Another Open Subject :
Do you think we care more about such situations which affect us in a national basis such as the "Maddie" case?
I don't mean to be rude, but parent's whose children disappear and are not quite economically established, aren't foreigners or even turists should have the same wright as anybody else...
What do you think? Yes, what's your opinion in all of this?
~ HELP SAVE MADDIE ~
Now that you have a generalized ideia... I'll open the topic.
Missing people
When a loved one dies, it's a dramatic day for each and everyone of us... Weeks after weeks, we are psychologically and physically affected... It usually takes months to recover, and even so... the memories can't and won't be forgotten... "It is in a better place", some say...
However,
When a loved one disappears, the situation, even the most stabilized one, enters an era of chaos... It shoots us an endlessy of questions into our minds: "We don't know the entity of the perpetrator, the location of our son/daughter, what's her situation, is he/she alive?" More and more people are frequently disappearing from our houses...
Kidnappings are a problem of the present and it's up to us to help the ones who suffer... and to improve and streghten our own security measures in order to prevent such dramatic events (and even so, that isn't enough).
Citizenship gave us a chance and a set of rules to interact with one another. Let's do what we can to do it then...
Another Open Subject :
Do you think we care more about such situations which affect us in a national basis such as the "Maddie" case?
I don't mean to be rude, but parent's whose children disappear and are not quite economically established, aren't foreigners or even turists should have the same wright as anybody else...
What do you think? Yes, what's your opinion in all of this?
~ HELP SAVE MADDIE ~
I mean, those guys are making me sick day after day.
Yeah sure, it's though to loose someone, but for god sake, who in their sane minds, goes to dinner with 3 young children asleep alone in a house with a window opened? 8D
And all this propaganda....travelling across the world...snobs >_>
Yeah, maybe they will end up being space tourists too :C
A lot of kids disappear and none of them get this much of attention...
Posted by
André Pereira |
6/10/2007 5:25 pm
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Posted by
deviousmind |
6/12/2007 9:09 pm
I agree a little with blaze, too much for one, nothing for the others... There are a lot of parents who miss their children very much, and guess what? some of them didn't do anything that would risk their children being kidnapped. These ones did... bah!
But yes, I hope they get her back, but most for her sake.
Posted by
deviousmind |
6/12/2007 9:10 pm