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Nick Cave's son dies.... - CRAZY-HORSE - 16-07-2015
not sure I this made the US news but it certainly did in the UK and here in his homeland today....
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3162075/Nick-Cave-visits-son-Arthur-died-falling-Ovingdean-Gap.html
Nick Cave's son dies.... - Music Head - 16-07-2015
tragic indeed
won't even get a mention here
Nick's not an Eric
thanks
Nick Cave's son dies.... - Ruby - 16-07-2015
Awful business. Very sad.
Absolutely frightening how everything can change beyond belief in one split second.
Nick Cave's son dies.... - CRAZY-HORSE - 16-07-2015
How true Ruby....
Just one second, one error of judgment,one wrong word or action can totally change not only your life but also the lives of others around you....
And that's why I always try to be and do the best I can all of the time(not that it always happens that way though,after all I'm only human)....
Nick Cave's son dies.... - jazzboCR - 17-07-2015
Ruby Wrote:Awful business. Very sad.
Absolutely frightening how everything can change beyond belief in one split second.
Too true> The split-second Pres. Jr. Bush spent thinking about the implications of committing us to war in the Middlle East or the split-second the US Congress spent thinking about all the democracy-robbing implications of the Patriot Act or the split-second the US Supreme Court thought in pondering the implications of the Citizens United decision. One kid dying is just an insignificant blip...
Nick Cave's son dies.... - CRAZY-HORSE - 17-07-2015
How can losing a child be an "insignificant blip".....?????
There is no greater loss/sorrow/heartbreak than losing a child.....everything else pales in comparison.
The world is a vastly different place than it was twenty,thirty or even forty years ago and Govt has to adapt to meet terrorism front on....
Let them take away privacy,like the old adage says...."if you've got nothing to hide,you've got nothing to fear"...
Countless acts of domestic terror have been foiled by Govt's who have easesdropped os suspected terrorists...
One question....
What sort of world would you rather live in, one where spy agencies have their heads in the sand like an Ostrich and when something happens have them say "we didn't know that was going to happen"
Or a world where they make every effort possible to save the lives of their citizens????
I know which one I prefer.
Nick Cave's son dies.... - jazzboCR - 17-07-2015
In the greater scheme of things, one child's loss is an "insignificant blip". Period. Paragraph. Do you make this great a fuss about all the young'uns lost in trying to escape war zones? Or lost in genocidal campaigns like Srebrenica?
"Those who would give up Liberty to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve [and get] neither Liberty nor Safety"--Benjamin Franklin. The alleged safety is will o' the wisp; the freedoms lost are imbedded and lost forever.
That adage "if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear" is so much bushwa--privacy exists for it's own sake but is seen as devious by those who want to know everything about you. I strenuously resist that notion...and so pay cash for nearly everything. Here I am--come accuse me.
BTW a recent 674-page independendent review of the CIA's torture and black site prisons showed zero plots foiled. Wouldn't you think the US Intelligence community would trumpet at least one of their successes? Even letting it out by devious means? Thank Holy Mother Earth for Edward Snowden. The Intelligence community wouldn't know the truth if it bit them in the ass. OTOH: http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2015/07/closing-european-harbors/395321/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sky1tt8vLA << I'd walk across burning coals, barefoot, for her--I swear and vow.
Nick Cave's son dies.... - Ruby - 17-07-2015
jazzboCR Wrote:Too true> The split-second Pres. Jr. Bush spent thinking about the implications of committing us to war in the Middlle East or the split-second the US Congress spent thinking about all the democracy-robbing implications of the Patriot Act or the split-second the US Supreme Court thought in pondering the implications of the Citizens United decision. One kid dying is just an insignificant blip...
The US and its policies have precisely zero to do with this simple human tragedy.
Even dolphins have the capacity to show empathy and compassion when they experience the death of one of their own â we are meant to be wired that way. The assumption that the voicing of sympathy, in this particular instance, precludes the same feelings for every single child, the world over, is utter, false nonsense. If we canât find it within ourselves to mourn the passing of one, how can we possibly begin to mourn the many?
As a parent myself, my heart goes out to the parents and twin brother of that boy. I can only imagine their pain.
Nick Cave's son dies.... - Jerome - 17-07-2015
Well, that's you told Jazzbo! And by a girly-wirly too!
Nick Cave's son dies.... - CRAZY-HORSE - 17-07-2015
C'mon Jazzbo....
You've turned a simple news article relating to the death of an artist's child into a political rant...
Like Ruby states, even dolphins show empathy...as do elephants and other mammals....
I know people who have lost children, its the single most gut wrenching event in a parents life....to bury a child,
All those parents who lost children all agree that there is nothing worse in life than lowering that coffin onto the ground, it haunts them for years.