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Rectifying a misconception in my previous MyTake

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So I recently wrote a MyTake:

President Trump Racism Row And Inhumanity: Wake Up People!

And I posted this picture:

Rectifying a misconception in my previous MyTake

Now, this image was apart of a protest, and I thought I didn't need to say that because I thought I posted the image with the twitter caption above it. But I didn't, I accidentally must have selected the link to the photo without the Twitter caption, I did begin writing this late at night.

This was the picture I should have posted:

Rectifying a misconception in my previous MyTake

Now I apologise for not being clear, and not double-checking, that is on me. And I apologise for creating any misconceptions, that was not my intention in the first place, I just wanted to spread awareness.

I said:

"Why does this child deserve that? He's clearly broken just look at his face, look at his face. He looks about 5 or 6, I have younger cousins who are this age and if I saw them as sad as that it would break my heart. That photo breaks my heart. It's fucking disgusting he's just a baby!"

Now, this issue of caging children it angers me. So I just write what I think and I know it is unprofessional of me to let emotion get in the way of explaining something clearly, so I am sorry for that. I am 16-years-old and still learning these things, so with time, I will get better.

Now I have calmed down, what I was trying to say is:

This is an image of a protest. And look how broken he looks. The child is not living like that, and compared to the children who do are in those conditions, the child in the photo has only been in that cage for a short period of time. And look at how broken he looks. So if a child can look this broken with only being in there for a short-ish period of time for a protest imagine how broken the children who are actually locked up in the cages, and have to live in disgusting vile conditions are. They are most likely scarred for life if they survive in those conditions that is, because they could die in conditions as such because the people are close together, they will be coughing and sneezing and spreading germs because that is what humans do. How long is it before the children's bodies cannot take any more germs and give up? And that goes for the adults too! People could be dying for crying out loud!

And it makes me sick, it makes me sick, that people on this website have the nerve, they have the nerve to say these people deserve it.

Nobody deserves this, especially not children.

Rectifying a misconception in my previous MyTake
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