Japan Reactor Meltdown !
(03-14-2011, 09:10 PM)LordLladar Wrote: It saddens me that some of you make a joke out of stuff like this. There is a nation on this God given Earth that is in trouble. It's serious blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah ...
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...blah blah blah I pray for them.
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This is the face I made when you mistook our light humor for malicious intent.
I wouldn't dream of any harm to anyone... (who hasn't wronged me).
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Malicious or not... anyone that finds any sort of humor in the suffering of those people in Japan are just sick in the head. My Uncle's soon to be wife was telling me that her brother is stationed in Japan and he told her a very sad story...
The parents of these children were fishing when the catastrophes hit. They were missing for two days and on that day their children witnessed their parents dead corpses washing up on the shores of their little fishing village. How incredibly devastating. D:
The parents of these children were fishing when the catastrophes hit. They were missing for two days and on that day their children witnessed their parents dead corpses washing up on the shores of their little fishing village. How incredibly devastating. D:
(03-15-2011, 06:44 AM)LordLladar Wrote: ...just sick in the head.LOL, HAVE WE JUST MET?
*ahem*
I stand by my STALKER: Shadow of Japan statement.
However, I'm going to just go ahead and say that any way you look at it i'm in the wrong...
...and I'm also talking to someone who has the fun police as his avatar. :P
Humor is also physiologically used as a device to cope with stressful or scary situations. Regardless of your opinion about my position on this matter, I have a bro in Japan who's staying there for 3 months. Deal with it.
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"Donate to Japan instead of praying for it. Prayer doesn't put food on the table, and prayer doesn't repair a home. Prayer doesn't pay medical bills for children that have been injured. Prayer doesn't make you a humanitarian. Just donate to the Red Cross instead. You'll actually be helping that way."
I actually made a small scale Earthquake-simulator for school once. Got an A+ by American standards, and a 10 by British.
Anyways, it's true about praying for Japan. Praying accomplishes nothing in today's world, as it becomes clearer and clearer no body wants to be in a prayer, they want your help.
Anyways, it's true about praying for Japan. Praying accomplishes nothing in today's world, as it becomes clearer and clearer no body wants to be in a prayer, they want your help.
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(03-15-2011, 07:32 PM)Flatcher Wrote: "Donate to Japan instead of praying for it. Prayer doesn't put food on the table, and prayer doesn't repair a home. Prayer doesn't pay medical bills for children that have been injured. Prayer doesn't make you a humanitarian. Just donate to the Red Cross instead. You'll actually be helping that way."
I already have. My church is donating their collection plates every week to the cause. It's quite a bit of money. To top that off the other churches in the area are doing the same. And prayer means a lot to people who believe.
(03-16-2011, 08:11 AM)LordLladar Wrote:(03-15-2011, 07:32 PM)Flatcher Wrote: "Donate to Japan instead of praying for it. Prayer doesn't put food on the table, and prayer doesn't repair a home. Prayer doesn't pay medical bills for children that have been injured. Prayer doesn't make you a humanitarian. Just donate to the Red Cross instead. You'll actually be helping that way."
I already have. My church is donating their collection plates every week to the cause. It's quite a bit of money. To top that off the other churches in the area are doing the same. And prayer means a lot to people who believe.
The 50 Japanese Nuclear workers stayed behind trying their best to prevent a meltdown which they know they are risking their lives for millions that are Japan and others since 800 of the workers in the nuclear plant evacuated . I feel very sorry for them and the people of Japan that suffered. I hope that life in Japan will one day be prosperous and return to normal again.
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(03-16-2011, 08:11 AM)LordLladar Wrote: I already have. My church is donating their collection plates every week to the cause. It's quite a bit of money. To top that off the other churches in the area are doing the same. And prayer means a lot to people who believe.
Their country is only 0.12% Christian.
Anyway, get off the debate guys.
Help in whatever way you can for them if you must and grow a pair.
In the end, no one gives a **** on what our opinions are.
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