Indonesia Earthquake

[Sphex]

It's safetymoose and his love for his shit country. Nothing more to it basically.  :banana:

Now that is clearly off topic and provocative..

[SafetyMoose]

It's safetymoose and his love for his shit country. Nothing more to it basically.  :banana:

Well excuse me for being patriotic. Its not my fault you lack a feeling of love for your home country.

[Rami]

May Allah bless them. <3

[Witchking]

Since People didn't undetstand What i wrote.



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[Gandalf]

People live in dangerous places because it gives them a good income.
Living near the sea holds a risk for people, but without living near the sea they could not catch fish to mmake money.
Living near a volcano holds a risk, but at the same time it has the mos fertile soil there is.

The main thing is that communication has increased a lot, and it is easier to get news about anything happening. People have a desire to know about the disaters of others, as this sells better as good fortune.

In this case the actual damage was very low, and people are used to earthquakes, buildings are prepared for it. The tsunami alarm was picked up by sensationalist media, hoping to gain some days of news.
Having the alarm is a good thing, as it allows people to get to safety.

[Sphex]

The tsunami alarm was picked up by sensationalist media, hoping to gain some days of news.
Having the alarm is a good thing, as it allows people to get to safety.

As always. New groups always loop the same half a dozen stories over and over for atleast 6 hours, with a "reminder" every fifteen minutes. Just incase you didn't catch it the last 10 times.

[Mikal]

As always. New groups always loop the same half a dozen stories over and over for atleast 6 hours, with a "reminder" every fifteen minutes. Just incase you didn't catch it the last 10 times.

BBC News does that alot, it's so f**king annoying, I'de love to see a Family Guy piss take of it.  :razz: