QUOTE(RedRaider9981 @ Nov 1 2005, 01:57 AM) [snapback]911716[/snapback]
First of all, you have no earthly idea what must have been going through that poor woman's mind for her to do what she did.
Some people at times do contemplate suicide. Maybe they have a good reason, but most don't, they choose suicide as a copout.
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You labeling someone as "selfish" this, and "selfish" that, is way out of line
Anyone that decides to kill themselves in a public place is being selfish.
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When you have been on the brink of suicide like myself and many others in this f***ed up world have, then you can call her selfish.
Spare me the drama.
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Hell, I don't blame her at all.
Do you know her?
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In fact, I think it was a kind of creative way to go.
A person should not kill themselves in a public place.
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As much sick, twisted, sexually perverted, and violent garbage as kids watch on tv, not to mention witness in their own schools and neighborhoods everyday, I think a swinging corpse is the least of their concerns.
Children watch cartoons all day. Seeing a corpse on C.S.I television is not as disturbing, as seeing one in real life.
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Most kids would probably be trying to poke at it with a stick, instead of suddenly becoming scarred for life and have to go through years of therapy over the incident.
Children do not want to see a dead body. If a child encounter a corpse he/she will be somewhat disturb by the sight of it.
QUOTE(Bebi @ Nov 2 2005, 04:30 AM) [snapback]913072[/snapback]
Yes, people who are on the brink of actually taking their own life have a lot more on their minds than what other people will think. At least she hung herself rather than blowing her head off with a shotgun or something....
What differences dose it make, she kill herself in a public place, where children and families were exposed to a corpse. No matter how you put it, it is going to be disturbing to a child.
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I agree with this, kids nowadays are exposed to so much through the media. I'm sure they'd be more traumatised by seeing dead bodies blown to pieces during war reports than a single body with a rope hanging from a tree.
Seeing a corpse on television is not the same thing as seeing one in real life.
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Kids are curious creatures, and more resiliant than a lot of people give them credit for, I know of kids when I was younger who walked miles to go see a dead dog.... None of them were traumatised.......
So?