Really, you'd put the two posts together would you? I raise the point about tragedy and how it would impact on his family and the families of those whom also died and add balance by reminding people that over three million children die each year for a lack of fresh water and nutrition. Yeah...
The outpouring of emotion in this thread and, more so, the news and general media is understandable but is it really a tragedy? Clearly for this family, yes but when you balance this off, to the general public, is it really? There are nearly 8,500 children A DAY dying of a lack of nutrition, yes...