Quote:"unnecessary" to WHAT??
"unnecessary" by what criteria?????
In actual point of fact, I learned of the death of my father
only indirectly and by accident in a different century, long after the fact.
I have no clue qua whether he suffered or not, know not cause of death.
I guess that PROVES that any grief by me is "unnecessary."
There is a Korean owner of a grocery store located in an area of the city where the majority of the population is black.
The store suffered of robberies by lots, and in one of them the owner was murdered. After a few months, the wife of the owner was also murdered in another robbery. After a few months, one of the children was also murdered in another robbery committed in that store.
The grocery store is still owned by the survivors.
I don't see them crying in front of customer every day complaining about the killings committed against their family. I don't see them building effigies commemorating the killings inside the store or somewhere else.
I have passed by and stop in that store, and the children (the survivors) keep doing business regularly as if nothing happened over there, just their work.
And the killings of their family members have passed between a decade, so their pain and suffering is very recent.
I admire their way of life, I admire their strong position in front of adversity, they didn't cry loud in order to gain the compassion of others, their
dignity stop them the trying to take advantage on others because their misery.
http://pjmedia.com/blog/global-anti-semitism-poll-finds-shocking-rate-of-holocaust-denial/
Quote:Global Anti-Semitism Poll Finds Shocking Rate of Holocaust Denial
I suggest to the supporters of the holocaust who post and post their cries and remembrance of their 70 years ago misery, to learn from this Korean family, to learn dignity by copying the exemplar model of other cultures.
A remembrance made one time a year as a patriotic duty in every country because former wars is acceptable and encouraged.
So, it is OK if in Israel people remember their misery in WW2, I even support that, and if they want it, they can do their remembrance 24/7 everyday if they want to.
But, the rest of the world is really busy to be wasting their schedules by listening irrelevant cries about the Holocaust.
Come one, you want to cry about it, then go to your house, get inside your room, close the door, and cry loud all you want, but please, stop bothering others with your crap.
End of the story.