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[TheIcelandicManiac]

a volcano

what?
when?

[deadbolt]

l2readnewspaper

[EliteGren]

what?
when?

Weren't you the guy who posted about it but then realized it's from january?


LOL

[TheIcelandicManiac]

Weren't you the guy who posted about it but then realized it's from january?


LOL

i thought it was older than january  

i thougt it was from last year.

[Killer344]

2 earthquakes a tsunami, a volcano, 3 nuclear plant explosions, and i bet theyre still more advanced than afrilolca lolz.

rofl.

[BigDick]

we have really some childish fags in eir community here

there are thousands of people dieing and complete towns destroyed because of natural disasters and on top of that one of the biggest nuclear disasters in humankind and all some fags do is making jokes about it or saying /care because of some shit in ww2 last century

grow up noobz and have a cup of real-life that is no game like coh

[Heartmann]

It has nothing to do with maturity, Life is sacred true, will you shed a tear for someone you dont know, thats admirable, also you honest about it that's good. Maybe this is only this generations way of dealing with it, its so unrealistic, they just tune out, I see it a lot at the recent clinic im working at. My generation just zone out. Who knows, they could also just be emotionally detached dudes whom honestly don't give a flying kamikaze fuck about what happens and where unless its there grandma getting raped by usama what laden. But you know who are we to judge?

To choose what affects ones life and how your choices effect others is apart of growing up, also is true about taking the consequences of executing the action of free will.

[RikiRude]

It has nothing to do with maturity, Life is sacred true, will you shed a tear for someone you dont know, thats admirable, also you honest about it that's good. Maybe this is only this generations way of dealing with it, its so unrealistic, they just tune out, I see it a lot at the recent clinic im working at. My generation just zone out. Who knows, they could also just be emotionally detached dudes whom honestly don't give a flying kamikaze fuck about what happens and where unless its there grandma getting raped by usama what laden. But you know who are we to judge?

To choose what affects ones life and how your choices effect others is apart of growing up, also is true about taking the consequences of executing the action of free will.

Very well put. And I HIGHLY doubt it's a generational thing, I'm sure it's always been this way. Now I'm not so callous as to say what happened in Japan doesn't matter, it's a horrible tragedy, it just doesn't matter to me and the only way it will affect my daily routine is if one of my Japanese friends wants to talk about it with me.

[Sachaztan]

@the last 2 posts

This is how humans work! Human beings are capable of relating to about 1000 ppl, TOPS. Our social evolution has by far outpaced our genetic evolution.

Just think about, how would we fare if we really cared about everything that happens in the world? Poverty, crime, natural disasters, war, famine etc it all happens 24/7 on an incomprehensible scale, it is just not possible to relate to it all and even if we could it would make us absolutely crazy!

One death is a tragedy; one million is a statistic.
-Joseph Stalin

[Demon767]

you guys are fucking bullshit

[3rdCondor]

You know when you're reading a thread title and you exactly what kind of arguments are going to be present in it before you click on it? Yeah I had one of those moments.

[Grundwaffe]

I can't serioussly think of anything else but. Man thats gonna take ages to clean all that shit up..

[Killer344]

It would take another tsunami to clean it effectively.

[ErwinNH]

Only this community could troll a natural disaster.

[Groundfire]

Only this community could troll a natural disaster.

That's what I was thinking.

If you dont got anything nice to say (or sympathetic) then dont say anything at all.

[Malgoroth]

Only this community could troll a natural disaster.

4chan is worse. But yeah, trolling japan in this moment is a little... uncalled for.

[brn4meplz]

I don't like to see anyone die in natural disasters but unfortunately it happens on a daily basis. It is a reality of life. It's not the world coming to an end or shit like that. We've just become more global and responsive of natural disasters in our media focused world.

I have great respect and deep affinity for the Japanese culture and people and it sucks that it happened. Life will go on, they will rebuild. They are a resilient and resourceful people

[8thRifleRegiment]

+1 ^ agrreing with burn on this, idiot americans trolling a natural disaster, ill laugh my ass off when something happens to yer "america" and you all go OMG QQ WE NEED HELP FROM THE COUNTRIES WE DEVASTED AND STOLE FROM FOR 50 YEARS. HALP US

[brn4meplz]

Like when the Fault line under california finally gives and everyone says "We Never expected this!"?

I won't laugh at anyone unless it's their own fault, because then it's almost euthanasia and I have no tolerence for suicide.

[Nevyen]

I just find it funny that those on here who go on about it not affecting them etc.

Take a close look at the financial markets lads, you may not feel it right away but when the cost of recovery is marked  at approx 5% of the GDP of japan, and that japan has significant investment in the USA.  It will start to hurt. 

The true scale of this tragedy is that one of the major economies of the world will probably be put back about 5 -6 years in economic growth, that hurts everyone.  This not like when a similar event that  happened in Indonesia, their economy is not as interconnected as japan's is.

The entire western world will need to do something and soon to avert another financial flip flop on the back of this.  the possible nuclear disaster will have very serious economic consequences, add the libyian issue which has seen oil go above 100usd a barrel and well we will all feel this.