Get Real! wrote:All4114All wrote:Im not sure why this post is continuing.
I am also not sure why we have to throw out figures/numbers of civilian lives which have died in terrible events. Is the life of an individual not worthy enough in such circumstances to have lost his life that instead of putting up figures and numbers that we should allow them to rest in peace GR?
Why dont your GR instead of starting a stupid post have a minute silence and think about the life loss on both sides and then have another minute silence on the communities which have drifted apart for so many years which continues to divide us.
Dont get me wrong I aint frustrated but to me even 1 life loss is as tragic as 5000 get your own morals straighten out.
Have you any idea how many Cypriot families have been affected by these 5,000 victims?
Are you denying all these families the right to find closure?
Do they not have the right to know how their loved ones died?
My reply was simply to mourn the life loss instead of putting figures and numbers and accusing one another because as you know many of our posts on this forum just go in merry go round. G/C have their views and T/C have their views and we debate. I just dont find it very appropriate to have the same circumstances revolving around figures of death while they lay in their graves or mass graves.
As to answer your above questions I deny no one of anything. Of course many families have been affected. So we agree.
Every family should of course have closure and if no family of the decease is alive today even friends of that family should also have closure to take it even further the public should have closure. Without closure our wounds are left open. So we agree. Unfortunately and I wish I could go with you if we both had maps to find them. I guess that is why it is left up to the Missing Person Commitee to find and bring closure. This also answers your third question.