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Dec 15, 2016 -- 6:14PM, wildmanfromborneo wrote:
The normal human reaction of a man who's daughter was raped and murdered would be rage,not EU officials.They not alone forgive but go on helping the barbarians that I'd such terrible deeds.
How do you even know he wasn't enraged? If it helps you with dealing with your own rage at the way (you perceive) the family chose to handle their grief and mourning, which really shouldn't be any of your or anyone's damn business critisizing or even directly insult the grieving family as you chose to do, there are some faulty facts from you on that part.
The donations you mentioned in your initial post were asked to be for
1.) the educational work of a catholic community in Bangladesh
2.) the Freiburg division of Weitblick e.V, which is a club where students do honorary work to raise education chances world-wide. It does have projects with refugees in Germany, but its main focus is international work. E.g Maria, who was a member, didn't work on helping refugees as you claim, but her project was the collection of money to help restore an elementary school in Ghana. That Ghana project Maria worked on is also what any donations made for Maria will be used for by Weitblick e.V.