Hati sorry dont know dont care - 10 views

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  #1 JustinM EWSIS on 20 Jan 10

   

  i dont really care about it, people suffer all over the world, its not a first, there have been events far worse and far more concerning in my opinion and hati is just a small problem that the world has seen so get over it
  so in gaming language IDC
  
  Why should i care about the damned earthquake?
  
  why do other people care so much?
  
  relief for what? for what purpose? for what worth?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">i dont really care about it, people suffer all over the world, its not a first, there have been events far worse and far more concerning in my opinion and hati is just a small problem that the world has seen so get over it <br /> so in gaming language IDC <br /> <br /> Why should i care about the damned earthquake? <br /> <br /> why do other people care so much? <br /> <br /> relief for what? for what purpose? for what worth?</div>

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  #2 Ammy EWSIS on 20 Jan 10

   

  we're not only griefing over the tragedy that happened to the haitians, but we are also sorry for what we've done to them. Didn't you hear what Mr.Allison said in class yesterday? He said that we owe the Haitians more than we are giving to them. Right now, United States isn't DONATING or doing a good deed, they're doing what they were supposed to do a long time ago, paying back what they owe. If it wasn't for this earthquake, I don't think the United States would care about them. What we're doing right now, is showing the rest of the world, the people who aren't aware of the Haitan history, that we're the good ones.... that we're volunteering in helping those people. what we owe to them is far more than we can imagine. We're the reason they are poor...we're the reason they have to suffer in poverty. I had a conversation with Dominique, and she told me a bit about how United States turn its back on the Haitan when they first gained independence from France. We need to understand that we will NEVER be able to pay back what has been done.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">we're not only griefing over the tragedy that happened to the haitians, but we are also sorry for what we've done to them. Didn't you hear what Mr.Allison said in class yesterday? He said that we owe the Haitians more than we are giving to them. Right now, United States isn't DONATING or doing a good deed, they're doing what they were supposed to do a long time ago, paying back what they owe. If it wasn't for this earthquake, I don't think the United States would care about them. What we're doing right now, is showing the rest of the world, the people who aren't aware of the Haitan history, that we're the good ones.... that we're volunteering in helping those people. what we owe to them is far more than we can imagine. We're the reason they are poor...we're the reason they have to suffer in poverty. I had a conversation with Dominique, and she told me a bit about how United States turn its back on the Haitan when they first gained independence from France. We need to understand that we will NEVER be able to pay back what has been done.</div>

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  #3 Masaki EWSIS on 21 Jan 10

   

  @Ammy: It's unfortunate, but there are other horrible things going on in this world. Worrying about everything going on in the world is a waste of time in my opinion. There are better things you can do with your time. People took little to no action to help Haiti until the news broke out. So what about the rest of the world? What about Africa? What about our own country? This is just another phase for the media to abuse and I don't think much of it.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">@Ammy: It's unfortunate, but there are other horrible things going on in this world. Worrying about everything going on in the world is a waste of time in my opinion. There are better things you can do with your time. People took little to no action to help Haiti until the news broke out. So what about the rest of the world? What about Africa? What about our own country? This is just another phase for the media to abuse and I don't think much of it.</div>

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