2015-11-16
Pray for Paris
The world's in shock, and grief, and anger over the attack on Paris.
I, for one, certainly am.
6 spots, simultaneously.
What angered me the most was that they planned that day and time, knowing full well there would be a match and a concert, and they went ahead and did such a despicable thing.
Despicable does not cut it.
I can't find a word that expresses exactly how I feel.
An act of Islam they say.
Your fucking ass.
Islam, nor Christianity, nor any other religion I know will demand of such a thing of their followers.
Do not use religion to justify your disgusting, dastardly actions.
So many lives lost...
Meaninglessly...
Innocently....
There is no justification to this.
It's an inhumane act, despised by God and man.
What is equally maddening, and sad,
is that so many people are playing the hypocrite game.
You talk about the Paris attacks, but you don't mention the Russian plane.
You don't mention Lebanon, or Beirut. You're such a hypocrite.
Seriously.
Now is not the time to be pointing fingers and calling names at people who actually do feel sad and enraged at the same time.
All that talk of #standasone #standagainstterrorism #standforhumanity #prayforworldpeace, and people do such things.
How about "hypocrite much" back at you?
We're all standing together, be it because of Lebanon or Beirut, or Paris, or UK or US, we stand together grieving the lost of innocent lives being taken away in such a gruesome manner.
Some people care more about a certain country and city more than others because of a certain reason.
That does not mean they don't care about others.
And just because they don't say anything about other countries/cities, does not mean they don't care.
Not everybody takes to social media to announce that they care.
So how about shoving that moral highorse attitude up the ass?
Such behavior in a time of international mourning is uncalled for.
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