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I’d already seen a report on the BBC and again on twitter. If there’s any bizarre posts kicking about, it’s talbot’s Thinking he’s the only news source on the internet.
Horrendous, I can't say more than that.
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Zacs, you're talking like an idiot
Me? No, but depression is the modern scourge and is very wide spread and there must be a reason why.
Talbot at 22:38. I agree.
I don't think these awful attacks cause depression. Fear, but not depression.
I’m not sure why we’re arguing over this. It’s not even the story itself that’s prompted a discussion here. It’s the reaction to the story.

After Westminster Bridge, Las Vegas, Paris and Mogadishu - perhaps we have run out of words to say about the attacks themselves?
Frightened? Depressed?
C’mon, really!
It's still very scary. I worry for my children. They are adults and go off out and about. Sometimes I think what if and it scares me.
SP, //After Westminster Bridge, Las Vegas, Paris and Mogadishu - perhaps we have run out of words to say about the attacks themselves? //

You may have but others might have something to say.
I don’t really know why we have to say any words at all, sp. is it not just possible to weigh events up in ones own mind and assess the impact on our daily lives?
I wouldn't say frightened (me frightened - hello)? but I do think that the drip, drip, drip of bad news via the internet can be quite depressing. Most of the stuff has nothing to do with our lives but when it is constantly beamed into our life via the media, it can have an effect on some people. It's hardly cheering, is it?
Dreadful news
Jeez, I could never feel like that, ummmm.
I continue to go on holiday to Turkey and like a weekend in London now and again.
237SJ, would you rather remain in ignorance of world events?
Little chance of that on here. Speshly when we have The Daily Talbot.
Yes, I`m very ignorant of world events Naomi. I never come out of my house and that is my life. My world extends to the end of the front garden and my family. One day I might venture as far as the local Sainsburys but don't count on it
Zacs, stop being nasty. You're making yourself look stupid - again.
Zacs, you're being unreasonable - Talbot is not the only poster who runs in with ongoing events in the News.
237SJ, not with you. I didn't ask if you are ignorant of world events.

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