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Do We Need To Complain
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I'm not unknowledgeable about world war 1, but after watching WW1 in colour it makes you wonder what we really have to complain about, ( including myself ) it brings one back down to earth, for what we take for granted. Well worth watching if you can stand it?
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anotheoldgit I think you will find men and women all suffered just as bad in both wars, for a women to watch her young children starve to death and not being able to do nothing, or watch them being shot, I could go on but there's little point as most people are aware of what happened. But should I being having a bad day, I will just remind myself of what went on many years ago.
I have obviously read Teacake's OP incorrectly , yes of course remembering the horrors that people went through in times of War puts the more minor day to day worries to shame.
However, if you are wracked with pain or have a child with a terminal disease - your fears and worries aren't lessened by those remembrances.
However, if you are wracked with pain or have a child with a terminal disease - your fears and worries aren't lessened by those remembrances.
Everyone has something to complain of and has a right to grumble, because nothing is perfect... yet. We tend to accept a level of convenience and inconvenience as a standard we just take for granted, whatever level it is, and so are irritated at that which could be better and isn't being made so, or is presently ok and someone or some group with power/influence is making worse. Things won't improve if you stop complaining, they'll just deteriorate; so rejoice in your ability to complain, and practice it regularly.
teacake44
/// for a women to watch her young children starve to death and not being able to do nothing, or watch them being shot, I could go on but there's little point as most people are aware of what happened. ///
Don't you think that these children also had Fathers who were away from home fighting in horrible conditions, not knowing what might be happening to their wives and children?
/// for a women to watch her young children starve to death and not being able to do nothing, or watch them being shot, I could go on but there's little point as most people are aware of what happened. ///
Don't you think that these children also had Fathers who were away from home fighting in horrible conditions, not knowing what might be happening to their wives and children?
dannyk13
/// AOG, in WW2 most of the British secret agents dropped behind enemy lines were women and a few who were captured were tortured. ///
Danny you read too many books.
/// Although nearly twice as many male as female agents were killed, the men remained anonymous and without commemoration. Subsequently, biographies of agents have focused almost exclusively on the women, although a number of the men have written autobiographical accounts of their exploits. ///
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/// AOG, in WW2 most of the British secret agents dropped behind enemy lines were women and a few who were captured were tortured. ///
Danny you read too many books.
/// Although nearly twice as many male as female agents were killed, the men remained anonymous and without commemoration. Subsequently, biographies of agents have focused almost exclusively on the women, although a number of the men have written autobiographical accounts of their exploits. ///
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