Death is simple but the process is compound and the reasons complex. We don't leave the dead to rest in peace and so feelings like pity, anger, avenge, revenge, injustice, sadness, depression, etc. take root.
Some people have forgotten the difference between remembering the dead and blaming someone for it.
They take pride or pleasure or whatever it is in blaming someone every year for decades and centuries.
They fuel the rage and microwave the frozen feelings.
Some people focus way too much on why rather than who and what-to-do to make a change so that it doesn't happen again in future.
Who died in 2 world wars, situations prior to it and countless other wars and terrorist attacks after, suicides, emergencies, massacres, genocides, homicides, assassinations and all forms of destruction of lives of forests and other living beings? What are we doing next?
- Roseann Doris Viegas
