England, you make me want to weep.
Yes, I'm crying.
I've watched the news in horror. The violence spreading over the country.
Now, it's Gloucester.
Gloucestershire was once my home.
A beautiful place, where I was happy to bring up my children.
I still can't believe it.
And I can, unfortunately.
This very morning, I thought at least most small towns are safe.
Wrong.
What is wrong with a society who breeds such violence?
Why do people have in such harsh and difficult situations?
Why do people grow with nothing and yet turn out decent human beings?
And others, stop caring. They create this terror, steal.
They're not stealing to feed their families. They're just trashing whole neighbourhoods in the name of what?
People have been cowering in their houses.
Others have tried to defend their neighbourhoods or want to clean up.
I want to hold on to that little bit of hope.
That's all I can say today. I shouldn't even be writing this. I'm so poorly, I can't even think straight.
But I'm too sad not to say anything.
doreenb8 wrote 278 Days Ago (neutral) 0I am also very frightened and sad Elle. It is happening in my city of Philadelphia. Our mayor has taken steps, created a curfew and I can only hope it works. This is all too close to home for me, my brother was murdered by a mob of young men who had nothing better to do...that night.0 pointsLinda_CL wrote 282 Days Ago (positive) 1I'll weep with you, Elle. It's a horrifying event. Thank you for sharing your feelings with us.0 pointsadmin wrote 282 Days Ago (neutral) 0I have been watching in horror, too. My goodness. Hugs to all of our WOTV members in England. We are all in this together.0 pointsbookmark_terry wrote 282 Days Ago (neutral) 0I grieve with you, Elle. It's a horrible thing. It happened here in June over a stupid hockey game. Fires. Buildings broken into and even worse. I'm so sorry this happening in your home now. A big hug to you.0 points
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