My hearts breaking....Late Late

Listening to the holocaust survivors on the Late Late.... I’m thinking of the poor rohingya muslins held in camps In China and those poor souls held in North Korea it’s happening everyday but the complacency is still the same. I wish people would watch the documentaries and see the suffering... and see the similarities. We said never again..............

dxhound2005

You probably mean the Uyghurs.

dxhound2005

dxhound2005 wrote: »

You probably mean the Uyghurs.

Please don’t troll about my ignorance on this issue.if I can’t spell their name does it make a difference to what they are going through.

the_syco

SnowyMuckish wrote: »

if I can’t spell their name does it make a difference to what they are going through.

You talk of complacency. Your post is complacency, as you don't care enough about them to ensure you talk about the right lot! :pac:

JohnCleary

I met Tommie last year at a talk in Galway.

Such a humbling man with no hatred in his blood. How he forgave what happened in his past speaks volumes.

elperello

OP your heart is in the right place.
Think of them again tomorrow and the next day and never forget.

Jinglejangle69

Be grateful we live in a stable democratic society which is brilliant.

Contrary to the doom and gloom forced down our necks every day.

the_syco

the_syco wrote: »

You talk of complacency. Your post is complacency, as you don't care enough about them to ensure you talk about the right lot! :pac:

You disgust me. There are so many ways I could respond to you. But I will not feed the uneducated troll.

the_syco

SnowyMuckish wrote: »

You disgust me. There are so many ways I could respond to you. But I will not feed the uneducated troll.

But you posted in After Hours...

Raconteuse

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

Be grateful we live in a stable democratic society which is brilliant.

Contrary to the doom and gloom forced down our necks every day.

Indeed. The lack of perspective is jarring at times.