Japan has been forgoten TT^TT

[Nyadriel]

Asukusa

Japan has been far from forgotten, however, when it come's to having conversations about it or just simply remembering it, there are many people who are still doing things/remembering it. My school is going to have a concert of sorts this Friday and all the proceeds and things spent there are going to be sent to Japan (By the way, we ourselves need a few million to fix what was damaged by the Tsunami that hit us as well and we've donated a good 1,000,000+). And, the US needs to, for now, turn it's attention to those who are victims of the Tornado storms that are ripping up houses/homes, injuring, and killing people on the mainland.

Yeah. It's gone nuts! Tornado season early. Also hurricane season soon too.


@ OP: CBS news and others still report. I sure dont forget.

[Aidiam]

Shana OHara

It happened a month ago. Time to move on.

Huh..ive seen you posting in a couple of these forums. All nagative. Sure this kind of post is going to get some nagative replys, but as for you, why are you even on the Japan topic if you really dont give a s**t about what happened?

[Sakura Latte]

alice3610

Shana OHara

It happened a month ago. Time to move on.

Huh..ive seen you posting in a couple of these forums. All nagative. Sure this kind of post is going to get some nagative replys, but as for you, why are you even on the Japan topic if you really dont give a s**t about what happened?

because she's a troll.

[dajjal bun]

Yeah.
I ******** loved living there.
:/. Sigh.
Mikawa is ******** destroyed..

[Befunfire]

I have not forgoten all the bad things that happen in Japan!!! I don't think that I ever could.

I'm still just so heart sick that I can not do more to help them. crying crying crying crying crying crying crying crying

[wiim]

Sadly, it's not media-worthy anymore.
People get tired of watching the same tragedy over and over again.
Another sad fact: if we see it for a prolonged period of time, we will naturally see the disaster as a daily thing and begin to ignore the significance of the impact. If it's on long enough, we stop caring.