What are your thoughts about the earthquake in Turkey? Did you send help?
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+1 yOnly heard a little about... horrible, can only imagine that people are dying under rubble right now. Little kids, families, homeless kids that lose their families. Then they have to live outside in the cold.
I was wondering when such would occur given rumor the earths core was rotating again. I would assume that creates flow/change and pressure changes that ripple up. If that is true, then more to come... somewhere, maybe Tsunami's. Be prepared!
I'd thought of training rescue dogs, that be a rewarding career to save lives. Maybe I should, but out of my skill set at the moment.
But I've not sent anything, how do you even do that to be effective?
Note that Syria was hit as well. Those people have been through misery for a long time... horrible.
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Can't get aid to Syria due to Russia vetoing it
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Hopefully the world can show how it pulls together in time of need. Very difficult to get aid around when roads, systems are destroyed.
The UN is aware of this, has people/systems in place. Hopefully the respective organizations and militaries can get help there quickly. Hopefully they have good caring people there to help children. The impact of losing family, not knowing, water and systems gone, would be devastating.
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+1 yThat is tragic to hear about. I prey for the safety and well being of all those affected. I have not donated as this may be a region prone to this sort of thing and a long term solution will be most effective. I have made donations to ukrainian refugees most recently in the form of supplies like toiletries, toothpaste and household items for family lodgings in stadiums.
I hope some charitable organizations can gain the aid required to help those most affected in the short term in turkey now.
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I feel very badly as I know it is extremely difficult for a lot of citizens in certain areas prone to flooding or earthquakes to relocate and live in areas more environmentally stably over time as they may be leaving behind family, have country constraints allowing them to freely leave, many may want to stay if they have employment or strong sense of community ties and love for their country, or may not have the funding in place to leave long term.
It is never less heart breaking to see it happen - especially to see young kids caught up in it as that is like seeing your childhood memories crumble away in an hour.
I honestly just heard of it today.
I can only hope they’re governments and local allies are helping them with immediate relief.
I haven’t seen any pictures either, and can’t really imagine the extent of it.
It just made me think: I hope everyone politically calms down, since clearly everyone globally is facing climatic issues, and that’s enough stress, already.
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+1 yIts a tragedy, thousands people died and lost their home and safety. My condolences with them. Been experiencing earthquakes in my city, although me and my family okay and our home was fine but the trauma never really recovers, can’t imagine how about those people who lost everything including their loved one. Hope everything will get better
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410 opinions shared on Trending & News topic. Turkey can pay for it's own clean up. It can pay for it with the equipment and resources it has stolen from Syria over the past several years. I don't support thieves and murderers.
I feel sorry for Syria, which also suffered severe damage and loss of life from the quake, but has also been under a brutal siege by the U. S. for no reason at all. Therefore, it is severely lacking in equipment for firefighting, rescue, clean up, and medical care, as well as necessary drugs.
The Syrian government cares WAY more about its people than Istanbul government cares about its own. My support goes to Syria, a victim of western aggression.12 Reply- +1 y
There is a reason, but it's probably going to make you hate the Americans even more. You'll also see it with the American support of Ukraine. Russia is trying to get pipelines of oil and gas from point A to point B... from Russia over to the countries in the west. Bashar al-Assad being willing to work with the Russians is what made Syria a target for America and what leads them to supply those that would help destroy the chances of a Russian pipeline. America is trying to keep trade in the U. S. petro dollar, meaning as long as people are using American Dollars to trade for oil, they maintain some sort of hold on the world.
Not trying to piss you off, I mean I'm American, but the "for no reason" stuff has reasons... reasons that are pathetic and shitty, but still there's the reason. Most Americans are unaware of the reasons and they're like walking zombies that only care about watching the next episode of Milf Manor and staring at their phones. Only those that keep track of politics are aware of anything at all here... which is sad.
We need to do more!!
As far as I'm aware, from the UK alone, we have sent 78 search and rescue specialists... This to me, is too few.. The number of deaths in the coming days is going to triple.
70 countries have pledged help, but it needs to be immediate!! Hope for these survivors will be running out by tomorrow, (day 3) with temperatures as low as they are, hypothermia, dehydration and pain.. 😔💔
It's heart breaking!! 💯💔10 ReplyI can’t believe on top of the disaster they are dealing with some people here calling these families in the rubble shitskins? So much hate how is it acceptable to blurt such irrelevant hateful crap about families and children buried under their homes? yes I’m talking about you shit head.
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This is the United States. And now everyone can see our maggoty nasty hateful underbelly. But we have been this way for a long time. We just pretended like we were civil.
Nope. Did not send help. I live where I live because I know damn well, millions of years can pass by and I will never be afraid of what Mother Nature can hurl at me, because I only need to plan out 80 years of life. People should be far more smart in these regards. Seeing as I've already lived 40 years. 40 more years is nothing. And I feel no remorse for people who can't plan out a simple 80 years. If you want to be stupid? Go ahead.
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But stupid people breed at the highest numbers. Pussy and cock is all they think about because anything more complicated than that and their brains melt. But I feel bad for the kids who aren't old enough to plan where they live. So you are punishing innocent children with your bad attitude. :(
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@supercutebutt I am not a member of the pull and pray demographic. When you fuck, you fuck. Men take responsibility for knocking people up, and you take responsibility for getting knocked up. Some guys tell their betrothed or one night stands, hey, it just feels better without rubber? Don't be a slut. Don't open your legs wantonly. That is commonsense. You should also take heed. He or she may have diseases. Technically, it is upon you to do your homework. It's upon all of us to do our homework before fucking without a rubber or some other birth control. Simply, put. Responsibility means you take responsibility. Background checks, and STD tests. Or simply not fucking, aka chastity. OH MY LORDS. Being abstinent is real. It's easy. It ain't hard.
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Agreed. But is it a child's fault that his/her parents suck? That was my point. Your attitude punishes the innocent. :(
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@supercutebutt I don't punish the innocent. Never. Now you see the Conservative sides of things? America first. We have so many problems. I don't cry Argentina. I don't cry Ukraine. I cry for America. Conservative America doesn't care about Aliens who live how many light years away? I could care less about Turkey.
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+1 yof course i didn't send help. i don't even live in turkey and even then i don't do that. that's the governments job. they take my money for exactly that kind of stuff. not to put it in their own pocket. so by donating to this, i feel like i pay twice for the same thing.
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+1 yWhen disasters like this happen, all people need help. It doesn't matter what country you live in. Everyone needs support and this is a humanitarian duty.
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I hope this problem will be solved with minimum death.
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I'm sorry for them. Keep hoping.
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My heart with them♥️
What are my thoughts? It's an earthquake. It happens and we can't do anything about it. It's horrible that so many people died and are going to be dislocated, but we can't do anything to prevent them. I don't know what you expect people to think about really.
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+1 yIt's sad. Those images were hard to watch.
No. I'd much more quickly send help to Syria. Everyone is sending help to Turkey, but they don't want to send help or money to Syria because they don't trust Assad and think there's a war still going on in that part of Syria and they'll get kidnapped or killed. Ridiculous excuse considering they send people to Ukraine.
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Absolutely not and false, russia will not allow aid to go through backed by China.. Esp during their war with Ukraine. They'll just keep the stuff for themselves.
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@Brokenheartedx Wait? You're saying Russia is blocking aid from being sent to SYRIA?
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I'd bet on it, they are in middle of a war. Unless ur wanting European civilians to risk their lives to go through the Eastern bloc in a attempt to deliver items.. Right u are silly me
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@Brokenheartedx You're making absolutely no sense. There was an American who was recently killed volunteering in Ukraine. And it would make no sense for Russia to stop aid to the military held areas, whom they have an alliance with. And some Arab countries already sent aid. So I have no idea what you're talking about. You're making no sense. I don't know if you're talking about Syria or Ukraine
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I make no sense? What side of the russian border are Arab countries then what side of the russian border is western Europe? U seriously want westerns to risk their lives crossing a volatile countrt towards the west to send aid.. Yer mental honestly
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@Brokenheartedx Yes, I DO! No one has to physically go through Russia or Ukraine to get to Syria. You are drunk
I won't shed a single tear for these shitskins. Just two weeks ago they were protesting against Europe, giving us orders and demanding shit. They were and will always be our enemies. When our children get killed in terrorist attacks they celebrate and now they cry for their dead in an earthquake that might as well have been divine punishment. No European should help in any way. Every cent we spend for them is made into a bullet they use against Ukraine and Greece.
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+1 yTurkey is brother country, Turkey helped too much during deadly earthquake in Pakistan, so now Pakistan has sent Rescue Teams, medicines, doctors and Para medical staff and equipment. Pakistan will send money and government has appealed to public donate money for Turkey and Syria
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+1 yWhy would I send help to the enemy? These fuckers would slice my throat just to make a scary video to create fear amongst other Americans. I hope they rot under the rubble. Not my problem.
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+1 yI just checked on a friend who lives there.
She insists she's fine but her voice was shaky.
I plan to send someone to personally check on her and help her if necessary.
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+1 yOur thoughts are with the people of Turkey and Syria, I believe Irish aid agencies immediately kicked into action and people will donate to appeals.
00 ReplyThe place was kind of a wreck before...
https://www.youtube.com/embed/VWj1mE2VZew00 ReplyMy contry sent as they always do
I yet to do much my self yet trying to assest the best location that help the most to do it from there00 Reply
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yIt’s a disaster more than 4000+ Souls left earth yet idiots especially Americans relate this country to politics.
You grandfather fought for Vietnam and they still don’t why what a piece of donut cream is this Jack00 Reply
+1 yVery sad news. I'm going to send a donation through Revolut. But let's not forget that the earthquake was also felt in Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Palestine and they need some help too.
00 ReplyThe Turkey earthquake was a tragedy and no I did not send anyone to help.
01 ReplyI don't care. Other countries don't help the USA when there are disasters so we should just let them fend for themselves.
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+1 yit's heartbreaking... my heart goes out to Turkish pips esp to T and his loved ones. hopefully they're safe. i bet they're safe though 😁😁😁🙏🙏🙏🙏
00 ReplyI saw a whole lot of buildings falling down like it was a game of Jenga. I wonder what pissed off mother nature to cause that kinda reaction that's really crazy & I hope everyone's safe 🙏
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+1 yI spent all my allotted monthly income so no money left for donations.
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+1 yFeel bad for the people, but not sure what I could do to help.
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+1 yI’ve heard bout it, I hope my country puts politics aside and try helping Turkey
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yTurkey and Syria. It's really awful I feel so extremely bad for them. I wish I could help but I don't know how to. We should all continue to pray for them though.
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+1 yI think my client will be taking up a collection today.
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+1 yEmpathy and being emotional about it is very healthy. But my tax money you will cross the line. You send your physical money or send 50%of these politicians paychecks.
00 Reply458 opinions shared on Trending & News topic. What a mess. Where would you even start? The damage is over such a large area and involves so many people. And there may be more collapses. I would be living in my tent in an open field.
00 Reply803 opinions shared on Trending & News topic. It's an earthquake, they happen. Nope, I've no reason to do so. I don't know them.
00 Reply854 opinions shared on Trending & News topic. It has been long predicted, but it's tragic all the same.
00 ReplyIt’s sad to see any event like that happen, whether it’s in turkey or not, I have a friend from there, he wasn’t affected thankfully.
00 ReplyIt is bad but their old buildings can't take much shaking so one hope their building code will get better and hope they dig out a lot of people from the mess
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yI I did t. Biden sent my donation to Ukraine even though I did not have a vote in that matter.
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+1 yThey need to do something about their building codes. Earthquakes don't kill people, slabs of concrete falling on their heads does.
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+1 yIf I had the resources, I would NOT. My passive-agressive move is due to them blocking Sweden from joining NATO.
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Anonymous(25-29)+1 yI saw it on the news this morning. It is very sad. I hope they find more people under the rubble soon.
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Opinion Owner+1 yWhat about Syria?
I only feel bad for their babies. And no I didn't. I won't give them a penny.
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+1 ySad. I donate to Americares regularly, so indirectly since they are sending aid.
00 ReplyUnbelievable that we’ll over 7,000 dead. I gave a Generous donation to the Red Cross
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yI constantly give to MANY conservative/Christian orgs as well as orgs to feed the poor. Let those who never give to anything, help those who were in the earthquake
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yIt’s terrible what happened but I don’t have much money myself to send., i’m sure Biden will send some money over there
00 ReplyIt is awful. Yes, I donated some money (not much but what our local red cross recommended),
00 Reply409 opinions shared on Trending & News topic. It is horrible. I will help out on pay day.
00 ReplyTragic. Have not sent aid.
00 Reply430 opinions shared on Trending & News topic. It's a real tragedy
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+1 yThank god I'm not in Turkey
00 Reply486 opinions shared on Trending & News topic. We need help at our Southern Border.
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@LaFerrari If we actually completed the wall and employed tunnel detection technology, that would fix a lot. I understand the plight of Turkey as I did Indonesia but we have disastrous domestic issues caused by the current administration that have to be resolved. I feel the same about draining our weapons inventory to fight a proxy war with Putin.
+1 ySend the Turkish girls here.
00 Reply911 opinions shared on Trending & News topic. Sorry about that I never heard
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+1 yUnfortunately tragedy.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 ymoney's tight right now
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+1 ySad to see it happen
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+1 yNot our job
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