Why I know that ISIS is a problem of MY religion: Leading activist SARA KHAN on why it is the job of fellow Muslims to defeat terror

nicko wrote:I don't agree with the circus the media make on these attacks,   the Candles, the flowers,  the hand wringing, the vigils, all the same platitudes when ever an atrocity happens.  These fanatics must sit in front of their TV's and read the papers and think Wow look what we'v done,  the Infidels are shitting themselves now,  lets go out and kill a few more, they wont do anything about it except cry and wail, and we like to see that.  I know what i'd do, but the liberal snowflakes would say,    WE CAN'T DO THAT !

Miffs2 wrote:

nicko wrote:I don't agree with the circus the media make on these attacks,   the Candles, the flowers,  the hand wringing, the vigils, all the same platitudes when ever an atrocity happens.  These fanatics must sit in front of their TV's and read the papers and think Wow look what we'v done,  the Infidels are shitting themselves now,  lets go out and kill a few more, they wont do anything about it except cry and wail, and we like to see that.  I know what i'd do, but the liberal snowflakes would say,    WE CAN'T DO THAT !

Have to say I thought similar when I heard about all the buildings of note in Liverpool were being lit up in the colours of Spain. To show solidarity? Perhaps but meaningless in reality, the reality where victims of the MEN Arena bomb are still not being looked after properly

nicko wrote:I don't agree with the circus the media make on these attacks,   the Candles, the flowers,  the hand wringing, the vigils, all the same platitudes when ever an atrocity happens.  These fanatics must sit in front of their TV's and read the papers and think Wow look what we'v done,  the Infidels are shitting themselves now,  lets go out and kill a few more, they wont do anything about it except cry and wail, and we like to see that.  I know what i'd do, but the liberal snowflakes would say,    WE CAN'T DO THAT !

Syl wrote:

Miffs2 wrote:

Have to say I thought similar when I heard about all the buildings of note in Liverpool were being lit up in the colours of Spain. To show solidarity? Perhaps but meaningless in reality, the reality where victims of the MEN Arena bomb are still not being looked after properly

I heard a therapist talking only this morning on GMR, she is still seeing people who are too afraid to leave the house since the Manchester terrorist attack.
Surprisingly some were not even involved in any way.....which she said is not actually unusual when atrocities like this take place.

Miffs2 wrote:

Syl wrote:

I heard a therapist talking only this morning on GMR, she is still seeing people who are too afraid to leave the house since the Manchester terrorist attack.
Surprisingly some were not even involved in any way.....which she said is not actually unusual when atrocities like this take place.

I'm amazed a therapist is involved tbh.
There has been no extra provision made for counselling for victims. We are at the point now where ptsd symptoms are appearing. I'm off to see a lady st 11 who desperately needs help. God knows what I'm going to tell her.