Jesus Butchy, what’s with the Syrians?
Someone can feel sad or not sad about any number of things.
Who made your the moral police attributing worthiness to one and declining it the other?
Take a chill pill, and leave pigpig to her own devices. She has said that on reflection she felt her comments were a bit harsh.
Not up to any of us to judge which place is worse, inside the head of a drink addicted DJ or inside the heads of bombed out civilians (who could be addicted to alcohol as well)
Life isn’t an either / or competition.
I feel sorry to all manner of peoples. The fact I don’t go round thinking about all of them all the time doesn’t make me insensitive to any one of their plights.
And the fact I’m unwilling to classify and prioritize which group I feel sorriest for on a giant score board for approval by anyone who has the opinion I’m cold and heartless, or soppy and over involved, is just laughable.
People died this week: some of them in Syria, some in hospital.
I listened to Tim’s EDM and liked it. I also have CDs of Syrian musicians. I also listen to music from Gaza, and Soweto, and other less war torn countries like Sweden and Iceland.
This is a thread about a young musician who died, most probably of complications induced by overindulgence of alcohol, and drugs.
To be critical and judgemental about someone who may be sad or not sad about another entirely random group of people who are in the news this week doesn’t make any sense at all. There’s no hierarchy of sadness, no sliding scale, no “one OR the other” about sympathy.
Get a grip and stop haranguing people because they don’t answer your hectoring and spuriously irrelevant demands they qualify the quality of their sentiments about two entirely differing groups of people.
News flash!!!
No one has to reply to your posts.
You’re not in charge you know.
Peace out,
RIP Tim.