Great social media Condolences in Tanzania

[DiasporaUSA]

Kulikua kuna ulazima wa Kuanzisha thread usiwe kama wanachadema ndugu.

Watoto mliozaliwa kuanzia mwaka 1990, ni janga kwa taifa hili .

 

[funaku]

cc Paw

 

[mindpower]

done it ....kazi kwako sasa

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done it ....kazi kwako sasa

 

[funaku]

lets join our souls with them(35)

 

[funaku]

mkuu Troll JF nakusubiri

 

[Zungu Pule]

How can condolences be great (as in pleasant, impressive)? Social networks have turned people into buffoons. The urge to be seen as doing something make people produce practices unthinkingly. The fact that you took it to JF to start this thread is a confirmation that you care less about the victims (the kids!) and bereaved families than your show in social networks. It's all public fiction. Nothing is genuine these days - it's all about "to show the world" and not about doing what one deem (morally) appropriate, whether the world is looking or not. Everything is so superficial these days - bereft of meanings. You have now turned a tragic event into a social network game, of which you are proud of, subconsciously declaring it the "great condolences". "Showing the world how much we loved our kids" has nothing to do with actually loving them kids. It's bragging!

 

[funaku]

How can condolences be great (as in pleasant, impressive)? Social networks have turned people into buffoons. The urge to be seen as doing something make people produce practices unthinkingly. The fact that you took it to JF to start this thread is a confirmation that you care less about the victims (the kids!) and bereaved families than your show in social networks. It's all public fiction. Nothing is genuine these days - it's all about "to show the world" and not about doing what one deem (morally) appropriate, whether the world is looking or not. Everything is so superficial these days - bereft of meanings. You have now turned a tragic event into a social network game, of which you are proud of, subconsciously declaring it the "great condolences". "Showing the world how much we loved our kids" has nothing to do with actually loving them kids. It's bragging!

It is your simple minded opinion...we share and should share the sorrow...a candle light icon is just and acceptable emblem to show how much we loved our kids,do you have a better opinion on how social media can share this great sorrow?

 

[Katavi]

Kulikua kuna ulazima wa Kuanzisha thread usiwe kama wanachadema ndugu.

Hivi chadema wamekukosea nini? Maana bila kuwataja katika post zako unaona kama hazijakamilika.!

 

[Zungu Pule]

It is your simple minded opinion...we share and should share the sorrow...a candle light icon is just and acceptable emblem to show how much we loved our kids,do you have a better opinion on how social media can share this great sorrow?

The better word is *to show*. You want *to show* "how much you loved the kids". That doesn't mean you actually loved them because your goal is *to show*. Because if you actually loved them, it would remain so. Why do want *to show*? And why do you want *to share the sorrow* and encourage others *to share the sorrow*? Why are you campaigning for it? Why don't you let it grow organically? Of course, the goal is to be seen. And I like the way you refer to "social media" as a living thing. Excellent. And *the candle light icon* is just an icon *to show*, exactly my point. But I like the way it makes you "feel good" that you have done a "big thing" for the society, which is to rally people (perhaps who didn't love the kids) *to show the world that they loved the kids*.

And how can I have a "better opinion" while I am a "simple minded opinion"?