I've ben cutting down on my news, just because I can't handle all the crap that's happening in our government... but I haven't missed what happened at the Arianna Grande concert last night. =(
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Nothing surprises me anymore when it comes to senseless violence. I wish I could say I was shocked, but I'm just sad about all of this.
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It's been gut-wrenching to hear some of the accounts on BBC news radio last night of parents looking for their kids. So sad, and yet we can't stop living... I hope to live to see the day these terror attacks no longer happen, but I can't believe that'll ever be possible.
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I lived in Manchester for a year in school and absolutely fell in love with it. This news is so sad for a million reasons - but one that is close to my heart is that the people of Manchester are so lovely and warm and funny and interesting and hard-working.
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It's so devastating. Even though we will not stop living life and will not live in fear, I literally think about stuff like this all the time when my kid is at school, when we're at church, at any public places
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So awful, especially since many of the victims were likely very young. I can't imagine what some of those parents are going through. No public space feels safe... even cars are being used as weapons now.
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One of the victims identified is an 8 year old girl.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/05/23/europe/manchester-terror-attack-uk/index.html -
Heartbroken. Attacks like this are always horrific.... but to target kids at a pop concert... I just don't have the words.
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I haven't been following news the past few days and just saw this headline but haven't heard much. So sad.
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