Cash rich and soul poor
Our decent into 'hell' continues..
How much more suffering must there be before the collective change that is needed to save us from ourselves will occur.
R.I.P the young man who lost his life today in Oxford Street.
I'm so sorry for his family.
A young life lost amidst the bulging crowds of sale hungry shoppers..
Heaven help us all..
'We' have lost touch with who are .. with humanity.. with 'god'
We need help
Peace
We need peacex
disgusting crime and I was more disgusted by the mindless shoppers whipping out their phones and filming the scene, destined for youtube and facebook. That boy didn't deserve to die like that.
ReplyDeleteBoxing day is normally a chill holiday and I can't phantom where this altar of consumerism emerged up from. The crowds looked ridiculous on TV. Where does one get the power to spring up and get to Selfridges for 8am? What is it these soulless shops sell that these people, in their thousands, want so desperately? Are we that disconnected?
Sad sad sad.. i saw footage on you tube and coul d only think of his family.. i couldn't believe the way may people seemed to continue to shop as this boy fought for his life.( cameras held high)how would i have felt? .. gutted.. like my heart was being ripped out- no doubt worse
ReplyDeleteYes.. since when did boxing day become a day for mad on mass shopping sprees..? running like fools for a 'bargain'.. i don't get it!?!
proudly bearing 'spoils' for any random news reporter with pride
I thought we had high unemployment.. ?
severely disconnected it would seem.