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06-11-2015, 03:01 PM
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Re: Father Finds Out His Son Drowned in a River
And the need for the fucking sarcasm was ? Have we crossed swords at some point ? If so it's a shame I didn't kill you when I had the chance...  |
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06-12-2015, 10:15 PM
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Re: Father Finds Out His Son Drowned in a River
Kids who often skip home and goes swimming without permission goes naked so when they go home, their clothes are dry and they parents will not notice they went swimming without permission.
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06-14-2015, 01:12 AM
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Re: Father Finds Out His Son Drowned in a River
nope. its okay to see what happens to adults who usually have a hand in what happens to them or the results of carelessness when they should have known better. A child who does not know much about life and responsibilities, who were not yet fully aware what happens when they makes decisions on their own. It should be the parent's responsibility to educate them about these things and keep reminding them and keep looking out for them as soon as they can understand spoken language. These children were just acting like they normally do and just want to have some fun. So whenever things like this happens to children, the blame will always fall on the parents for lack of supervision, or letting the children loose too soon in life or just plain forgot to educate them about the dangers in life within their vicinity or environment. |
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06-27-2015, 03:20 PM
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i'm here for the gore and only for the gore. Raw, unfiltered slices of life from around the world that make me ponder my own mortality and fortune and interact completely freely with total strangers. The fact that I'm generally vaccinated against any emotion probably makes me a somewhat sick individual but I haven't lost my humanity. Watching this video is brutal on the mind. Not a father yet (it'll come) but how can anyone not deeply sympathize with this man? The video from a few years ago of the white man living in Asia (philipines was it? Thailand?) who killed himself immediately after his young boy died after the entrance gate to their home came apart and fell on him has stayed with me. Really sad, this.
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