Their morbid curiosity
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MekongMouse
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Re: Their morbid curiosity
His point is that speech that isn't controversial is by definition speech nobody is trying to silence. Your obsession with viewing everything through an anti-American lense does remind me of Francis.
Re: Their morbid curiosity
You no and never will understand. I wonder what surprises she has for you in the future....
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OrangeDragon
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Re: Their morbid curiosity
Related question:
Do you think we, as westerners, are in general less thoughtful about incidents of morbidity/mortality due to the fact we're generally protected from direct visual interaction with the real results of those actions?
My opinion: It's one thing to hear "200 people dead in a fire" and think "oh how tragic" it's much another actually seeing 200 smouldering corpses and letting it sink in how horrible their deaths must have been.
Do you think we, as westerners, are in general less thoughtful about incidents of morbidity/mortality due to the fact we're generally protected from direct visual interaction with the real results of those actions?
My opinion: It's one thing to hear "200 people dead in a fire" and think "oh how tragic" it's much another actually seeing 200 smouldering corpses and letting it sink in how horrible their deaths must have been.
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