It was even more irritating when more pictures came out form other sites with students and SOCO group as if they were strolling or on a exhibit area.
How insensitive these creatures are.Shame on you all! Sino kaya mga magulang ng mga batang ito at di yata naturuan ng tamang asal at bonggang bonggang nakapost pa yata sa FB nila
how sad.. i've heard about these pictures but this is the first time i saw it. whoever these people are should have been more considerate..
ReplyDeleteWhy do they have to take pictures where the hostage drama took place? wala man lang respeto sa mga namatay..
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ang tingin ko dyan, it is their glory that they were there sa site ng crime scene. Its like, I love me, I love me, whom do you love? hahaha.
ReplyDeleteMe first. My glory. Wish you were here.
Nakaka eng eng ha.
Wala sa kanila ang feeling of emphaty na may mga namatay. Lalo na hindi nila kaano ano ang mga biktima.
Also, feeling nila it is just a film.
Only in the Philippines.
akala ng mga magagandang dilag at poging pulis may shooting lang naganap para sa telenobelang madalas mapanood.
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shameful indeed! parang hindi nagiisip ang mga taong ito tsk tsk.
ReplyDeletea timeto weep and a time to laugh
Heartifying!
What a shame, they should be more considerate.
ReplyDeleteReally the blogging is spreading its wings rapidly. Your write up is a fine example of it.
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It's really insulting on the part of the Chinese victims. Wow! It's like, "Hey, I'm in the crime scene. Look at me."
ReplyDeleteIt's adding insult to the injury. Unbelievable people.
I remember this event to be last year August 23, 2010 kasi ito ang time na na stroke ang father ko and we were in the hospital after that day.
ReplyDeleteIt is quite disrespectful to the victims of the hostage that these photos were taken. It is not something to be proud about.
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