Notre dame cathedral is burning down piece of history gone religion or not is a shame
The invisible, all powerful man in the sky called God let it it burn ferociously for a day until humans stopped the burning. lol
WHAT IS WRONG WITH US?
I agree with this being a tragedy of an old historical relic being partially destroyed yesterday. But what a hypocrisy!
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BUT WE
06. Not crying for children being caged at Southern U.S. border
07. Did not cry for the Rwandan genocide
08. Are not crying for Rohingya genocide in Myanmar
09. We are not crying or giving or raising money for millions dying of simple diseases like Cholera (now eradicated in our world) in Africa and elsewhere
We are emotional, crying thousands of miles away and doing all this ridiculous drama over just a stone and wood structure with NO HUMAN LOSS? We must be terribly ashamed with our behavior.
I think it’s possible to be sad over all the things you listed. They aren’t mutually exclusive. I’m sure people will continue to grieve for quite some time over all these unfortunate events.
@Christiep77 I am talking about proportions.
@Tiramisu this is what’s happening now. The emotion is proportional to the timing.
@Christiep77 I disagree. There are larger tragedies that did not draw even half of the emotions, crying, funds and all the ridiculous hoopla going on now. What in that fucking structure other than just a historic architecture? The faithful are seeing things that do not exist as always is the case with the believers, starting with myths and the invisible man in the sky to get fooled with and fool other people with it.
@Tiramisu Loss of life and human suffering is always the greatest tragedy. I would hope anyone could recognize that. Whatever is reported on the news is not always reflective of every single persons reaction to every single event. My point was merely that it’s possible to be sad about the fire and also other horrible events It wasn’t my intent to upset you or to be argumentative. My apologies.
Millions have already been raised to rebuild this bullshit.
I'm absolutely appalled at how upset so many people are over this.
Seriously. It's turning my stomach to hear people drone on and on about
what a "horrible loss" this is.
The crazy thing is all the occult symbolism at this religious place.
Hopefully some of those "priceless relics" such as splinters of the "true cross" are gone.
Don't worry. They will manufacture more of those in a hurry. If I'm not mistaken I also heard that the crown of thorns that Jesus wore is lost now. Just imagine. The Catholic Church became a big thing some 300 years after the time of Jesus and we got the bible about this same time. Traveling backwards to the crucifixion some thoughtful religious person decided to save the "crown of thorns." What a crock!
@DenoPenno I believe it's true and they mustve used a helluva preservative for the thorns to last 2000 years. I cut down some briars in my pasture 4 months ago and they have already dried out and withering away.
Old buildings are always hazardous. Old wood. Mice chewing through wires.
I’m very lucky though that I got to tour that old cathedral in my lifetime.
And so was the crown of thorns.
Sarcasm, amirite?
My uncle Fred had a fire like that and the only think saved was a basketball. It was amazing!
I just hope the Hunchback is not inside.
My kids and I discussed this yesterday, how sad that Quasimodo is homeless now.
I hope Quasimodo got out in time.
I have a hunch he did.
@BestWithoutGods That is hilarious
It's a shame... it's so awful, such amazing artwork gone forever. I don't care about the religious practices that took place, religion will be halted by knowledge not through senseless destruction.