Pic of the Day
Pic of the Day
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- sarahfailin-1
- what happened?sureshot
- TWD7?Gardener
- So fucked up, makes me sad.ApeRobot
- Saw the video this morning. Poor little fucks.********
- The scariest thing is that it's breeding a generation of people with deep and disturbing childhood traumas. Come to think of it, that's exactly what WW2 did.********
- No wonder the world is so fucked up.********
- Tought to watch:
https://www.youtube.…PonyBoy - Incredibly. They're traumatised, sitting in there on their own, poor things. People would rather take pictures than give them a cuddle.********
- what a disgraceernexbcn
- Thats why they hate us so much. Us and our drones.Bennn
- This shit happen everyday since years over there. Lots of childrens are killed each week.Bennn
- set : journalists are the reason why you see those images, rest assured that when caught in situations like this a lot of them end up giving plenty of cuddles.spl33nidoru
- I don't doubt it. I was talking about this particular situation, in which they didn't.********
- Fucking heart breaking man.HAYZ1LLLA
- @set - so you don't think brave journalists should enter warzones at their own risk so we see how bad things actually are - come on now.fadein11
- Of course they do and the people documenting the horrors often end up totally destroyed themselves.fadein11
- this may be the worst thing I've ever said, but, I really like that filing cabinet.Fax_Benson
- why and how are the Russians targeting civilians and hospitals anyway? Airstrikes are cowardly. Cheap, guilt-free destruction.Fax_Benson
- hospitals and civilians have been targetted pretty much throughout the whole conflict.fadein11
- @set: There's a very good reason journalists aren't allowed to climb up into an ambulance with injured children in the middle of an event like this.********
- "so you don't think brave journalists should enter warzones at their own risk so we see how bad things actually are" -fadein********
- I didn't suggest anything of the sort, you bizarre character.********
- http://www.nytimes.c…Fax_Benson
- @set - but your obvious ignorance at how war journalists operate was apparent.fadein11
- @set "People would rather take pictures" - trivialising such a valuable/honourable profession in that statement and others noticed so don't target me.fadein11
- For 1 sec I thought it was a puppet.maquito
- fadein please don't drag me in to any more of your petty little bullshit arguments, especially not on this post. Tedious man.********
- My first thought was that that little man needs a cuddle and was having to sit there on his own. Take your bullshit elsewhere.********
- I'd give the kid a hug and reassure him over taking his picture any day of the week, if you want to argue with that, that's up to you. CUNT.********
- We all agree on the kid needing a hug, bottom line is in emergency situations there's very little time for all to do their job (medics, journalists)spl33nidoru
- and plenty of time for comfort right after, it's a matter of minutes. A good watch : https://www.youtube.…spl33nidoru
- @set - yes agreed - the image is way more powerful and important than whining about the person who took it not getting too involved with the. Leave it at that.fadein11
- lol. thumbs up little buddy********
- This video broke me. :'( want to take those littles into my arms. So frustrating.sea_sea
- an amazing photograph, so powerful. poor little things...cruddlebub