Mar 02, 2008 13:48
The synagogue I've gone to since I was born has been reduced to cinders. My parents got married there...my mother's funeral was there. And then my father's. I spent my entire life with those people, building memories in that place and now it's just gone.
This is disgusting.
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I am so sorry, man. I know there's nothing at all that can be said for something like that. I can't even imagine what it means to lose your synagogue.
We may not be able to do much, but if you want company, you're welcome to come round here. Seems safe at the moment.
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It's heart-breaking. It feels like losing my parents all over again.
I'll keep it in mind. I'm afraid I wouldn't be terribly wonderful company right now.
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Bloody hell... I'd really like to know what makes them think they have the right to put people through this.
Times like these, I don't think anyone expects it. Just good to be together.
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If Chiara isn't alone, then I should probably make my way to you. Hanging around here might make the crazy.
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I'm actually afraid of what might be coming next.
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You're not the only one. You're not alone, right?
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Actually... I am. I could go to Peter's, but... I don't know. I haven't. I've been ducking out to cover this as best I can, but it's been a solo operation so far.
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Well, we're not just going to sit back and watch. We'll do something about this. We're not powerless. The memories still live in your heart, Victor. I know they'll give you power.
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You're damn right we are going to do something about this. This is bullshit.
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