After being stabbed and beaten two weeks ago, a Christ Church businessman is today trying to “flush out” the perpetrators by going public with his ordeal. Not only has the victim started his own website, he has made a video with the footage taken from the security cameras stationed in a particular area in his massage parlour.
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@spratt
It’s a problem now because everyone knows, sees, hears or are included in blogs and email broadcasts. Hypocrisy and corruption is only revealed when facts are also revealed. Now that we “average” people are aware of the going ons and going outs of our “respected” leaders, David’s question holds absolute relevance. What do we do NOW as a people, other than fret and complain about half of the problem, while ignoring, condoning or reaping the sweets from the other half.
Lastly, when we as a people get to the stage that we realise and accept that EVERYTHING concerns us in one way or another, then we may take greater ownership of our problems and genuinely seek proper collective solutions to them.
@Observer,
Everything concerns us? Is there then no realm of privacy?
@Spratt
Let me revise that statement a bit hen. Everything “affects” us. It’s up to us to be concerned or not.
http://us.cnn.com/2011/CRIME/08/15/louisiana.child.killing/index.html?hpt=hp_t2
Father confesses to decapitating special-needs son
From Rick Martin, CNN
August 15, 2011 5:34 p.m. EDT
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