Pretty much the only thing I've seen on telly all day is this news story and my heart is aching so much. Pretty close to home for me
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I 100% agree with this. This is something that happens a lot but gets ignored. All of the events are sad not just the ones on our door step.
Really sad stuff that went down yesterday, especially the concert which was targeting mostly toward children
My heart goes out to everyone involved or affected
One of the victims was even 8 year old Saffie Rose Rousso, extremely sad https://twitter.com/__AlexN_/status/867004717951582208
I also saw that the bombing at the concert wasn't the only bomb attack yesterday, as there were additional bombings in Bangkok and Syria
https://twitter.com/malditaregui/status/867003690971942912
Credibility source:
https://twitter.com/TIME/status/866566574873997312
Along with the bombings yesterday was an ISIS invasion in Marawi and a public assault of a couple in Indonesia with a cane for homosexual behavior.
This is so sad. Manchester is only 40 mins away from where I live and my friend's dad was in the area during the attack. He's home safe it shook us to the core. It breaks my heart knowing that innocent music lovers, including young children as young as eight, were selfishly murdered.
I'm also hurt to hear about the bomb attack in Syria that killed over 60 people, many being children again. I wish that more people were aware of the young lives at constant risk in other countries as well as our own; of course I suppose people only really realise the impact of these attacks when they're closer.
Though my country's motto "keep calm and carry on" doesn't do much good at this point, it's the only thing that keeps me going during this terrible time.
Know this seems a bit off topic but how did Ariana leave before the bombing, like, did they feel it or it happened before the concert ended?
Know this seems a bit off topic but how did Ariana leave before the bombing, like, did they feel it or it happened before the concert ended?
hearing of this event as its impact continues to shake communities all across the uk, including my own, and across the world is truly heartbreaking. the world we live in is a terrifying place and the uncertainty that is felt as a result of these attacks regarding whether we should continue our daily lives as though nothing as happened or whether to take as many precautions in our daily lives is something that affects us all and will affect us all in the many faces and many forms terrorism has taken and will take throughout time. it's easy to make generalisations in times like this but it's important to remember that the islamic state do not represent an entire race and religion.
i think that the attacker(s) targeted the ariana concert in particular knowing that the audience would consist mostly of young girls (although people of all ages have been killed in the attack), and that ariana's open female sexuality represents what the islamic state despise in women, as they believe that women are inferior and should be submissive.
the attack hasn't directly affected me but it has hit me emotionally as it is a generally tragic event, took place in the country where i live, one of my best friends was very close to going to that concert, and i like ariana grande and her music.
i've seen and heard that dna kits have been taken into the arena - this generally means, and i hope it's not too graphic - that people have literally been blown to bits or burned beyond recognition. my heart hurts for the victims, their families, those whose loved ones are still missing, everyone who attended that concert, staff at the arena and ariana grande. just everyone affected by it.
i had a friend at the concert.........she is safe but my heart hurts. she told me it was absolute carnage, never thought she would have to experience running for her life.
i reaaaaaaally dont like how the uk is just tolerating crap like this without doing anything to prevent a future attack or offense that could have been prevented
i reaaaaaaally dont like how the uk is just tolerating crap like this without doing anything to prevent a future attack or offense that could have been prevented
Police have said that he was part of a network. He went to Libya DAYS before he committed the attack. His father and brother have been arrested in Libya.
Neighbours have said to the BBC that they've heard him yelling quotes from the Quaran outside his home and hanging a black flag with words in a different language on it (srry that I don't know what language they speak). He's been reported to the police multiple times. It just baffles me that they DIDN'T ARREST HIM BEFORE CHILDREN, MOTHERS AND FATHERS, SONS AND DAUGHTERS, TEENAGERS, LITTLE CHILDREN AS YOUNG AS EIGHT YEARS OLD WERE KILLED.
Just appalled.
i had a friend at the concert.........she is safe but my heart hurts. she told me it was absolute carnage, never thought she would have to experience running for her life.