#terrorist attack tw

[the-catboy-minyan]

I just made a long vent post about how this war is affecting my mental and physical health and now my dad sent me a video of a terrorist attack that happened today(?) at a bus stop relatively close to one of my routes. not one I take regularly or one I took today and not close enough for me to be there if I did but enough to make me anxious that what if the terrorist had picked my bus station and I'd decided to take that route today.

idk if I'll be sleeping tonight.

[jinmukangwrites]

Tagged by @fanfictiongreenirises

I am 👀 at your sentence

game rules: write the latest line from your WIP and tag as many people as there are words in the line. make a new post, don’t reblog.

His eyes immediately fall on the date—months after the last date he remembers—then on the large and long headline underneath it:

"TWO MONTHS AFTER RICHARD "DICK" GRAYSON DIES IN BLÜDHAVEN TERRORIST ATTACK: WAYNE FAMILY HOSTS CHARITY EVENT TO SUPPORT VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES FROM THE SAME TRAGEDY"

... :)

I'm not gonna tag anyone atm, but if anyone wants to do this then feel free to and say I tagged you!

[disney-prince-quinn-hughes]

I am a Calgary fan from Christchurch ,where the attack happened . I love and appreciate the team and the organisation even more now because of this .

Hockey doesn't fix islamophobia . Hockey doesn't bring back the dead but it can help bring everyone together through the 60 minutes of the game .It can also be a coping mechanism for some .

Thank you Flames for your support

[nonbinarypastels]

My heart goes out to everyone in the UK. I don't have words to express how sorry I am for what has happened in Manchester and I only hope that all of your are safe, that your families are safe, and that in all of the chaos and pain you are able to find some shred of hope for the future.

Acts of violence like this shouldn't happen. We shouldn't live in a world where children and young adults are killed while going to a pop concert and our first thought about it is just 'not again'. We shouldn't be afraid of going out and living our lives, going to concerts and to the movies or just walking down a busy street. Please don't let what has happened stop you from going to places and living your life. Please don't let fear stop you from doing things that make you happy.

I also want to specifically give my love to any Muslims I have following me or who may read this message who will undoubtedly be facing increased islamaphobia and racism after this both in the media and from their peers. What has happened is not your fault. You are not to blame. You do not to deserve to be held accountable for this act of violence or made to feel guilty for it because of your faith.

After events like this happen it's important for us to not allow our feelings of fear to turn into hatred or to turn our sadness into a weapon wielded against innocent people. We are all hurting and in our hurt the best thing we can do is console and support each other, not further worsen the wound by hurting each other even more.

[blondeslave]

i couldn’t sleep last night. everything that happened in manchester hit so close to home. it’s my second home and concerts should be a place of memories, not of horror. i’m saddened, i’m disgusted and i’m horrified. this planet is really, truly nightmarish.  rip to all of those innocent people that lost their lives last night --- some of them children. :( i don’t know, man. i can’t think straight. 

[vicosortiz]

My heart hurts today. Last night there was a shooting in Oslo, Norway at a well known LGBTQ Pub and two were killed and fourteen were injured. The Pride Parade is now cancelled.

[goodguydotmp3]

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[vicosortiz]

Why did Netflix think it was a good idea to make this a movie? And why cast Norwegian actors only to have them speak English.