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The death of a gorilla makes the world weep yet the many innocent deaths happening everyday have no impact on us. Why? Why does a father beg for his child to live? Why does a mother carry her child door to door asking for help? Why does a husband watch his wife die in his arms? WHY DOES A CHILD HAVE TO WATCH HIS PARENTS DIE? I'll tell you! The dying of a goriilla was hyped about all over media which lead to money making for the zoo. The death of an innocent isn't worth a penny! Initially we see everyone talking about them but 2 days later no one remembers anything. there's no business for news channels if they continuously tell us about death of the innocents. We as humans want new stories everyday, we want the latest not the same old story
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