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[QUOTE="Murph:789419"]Here's a better question: Why the fuck did they lay the bodies out on the beach under towels? Not only is it morbidly disgusting, but in all sense the bodies should have been removed from the water and taken somewhere else. They were children, which in a humanistic sense makes the scene even more tough to digest. As for the reaction of the people at the beach, the marginalization of certain individuals within cultures makes the deference of those within that society a psychological and/or emotional grab bag. Some people internalize these feelings, considering the livelihood, or mere existence of some others as bothersome and even for some a nuisance eliciting a 'good riddance' response when such people meet unfortunate circumstances. For others, however, it is less introspective and more culturally-centered, where a scene portrayed in the article seems mundane, perhaps awkward at best because of the dehumanizing or differing of others, a more social choice. I am not one to judge either way, because I am not a member of an Italian society (or whatever society those people sitting on the beach are a geographical member of), nor understand every reason why people do what they do, but I would be absolutely batshit if I was at the beach and someone placed the bodies of recently drowned children under blankets on the sand waiting to be picked up. I would also leave immediately. Again, however, I think the Italian media which seeks to make pariahs of those sitting on the beach continuing to enjoy their day have to take a step back and wonder exactly why some of their own would so passive or disinterested in such an event. Conservationist is most likely correct in that they are/were gypsies, but what that means to those in that area is the problem. Their reactions are simply demonstrative of their formed opinions, just like how those people in New Jersey reacted when that elderly man was struck by a vehicle in the street and just stared at him, writhing and dying in the street. [/QUOTE]
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