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Tag Archives: suicide
#BrusselsAttack: Why Do People Have To Die Before We Start Praying and/or Caring Enough To Be Kind To Each Other?
By now, much of the world has heard about the devastating tragedy that has struck Brussels. A horrifying terrorist attack that has (as of the time I’m writing this) killed 31 people and injured many more, as those tolls are … Continue reading →
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The Virginia Shooting of TV Journalists Alison Parker and Adam Ward: I Keep Searching For The Words, But I Just Can’t Find Them
…but I’ll try my best. I am an Army journalist myself. I saw this story posted this morning and right away, it broke my heart. Yes, this unfortunately has happened quite often. However, I don’t know about you all, but … Continue reading →
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Just Because Bullying “Happened To Us When We Were Kids” Doesn’t Make It Okay TODAY. Then Again, It Wasn’t Right Back Then, Either
People who bully others are cowards. Period. Now this blog post could stop right there and I’ve said a mouthful. However, there are always those “special” individuals who don’t seem to “get it,” so let me break it down further. … Continue reading →
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