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Facebook is helping users show their support for the people of Paris in the wake of Friday’s terror attacks by allowing them to apply the colors of France’s national flag to their profile pictures.

The feature is similar to one Facebook rolled out earlier this year that allowed users to apply rainbow-colored filters to their profile pictures to celebrate gay pride.

http://time.com/4113171/paris-attacks-facebook-filter-french-flag-profile-picture/

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FlopSlurper

And Iraq, Syria, Iraq, Palestine, Japan, Mexico and every single place on earth where thousands of people suffer?

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Probably an unpopular opinion, but I hate these kinds of gestures. It's worthless feel-good crap for the person who changes their profile pic. 

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Morphine Prince

I knew these type of responses would come in. I'll answer plain and simple and you may not like it: 

In these other places you mentioned terrorism has become the norm, sadly. You hear of attacks every week it seems. In the Western world this is NOT the norm and we pray it does not become the norm. Plus, Facebook is an American company with Western values who will obviously do something like this.

If they did this for every tragedy we'd be changing profile picture everyday. 

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LebaneseDude
6 minutes ago, Al-Waleed Al-Isaii said:

And Iraq, Syria, Iraq, Palestine, Japan, Mexico and every single place on earth where thousands of people suffer?

 

8 minutes ago, lordgagx said:

And Lebanon ?

Really?

This is a case of a terrorist shooting in a civilian area neither accustomed nor prepared for the situation. 

All of them are tragic, but none of the cases are comparable in terms of immediate psychological impact.

 

Edited just now by LebaneseDude.
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Brooke Candy
1 minute ago, Morphine Prince said:

I knew these type of responses would come in. I'll answer plain and simple and you may not like it: 

In these other places you mentioned terrorism has become the norm, sadly. You hear of attacks every week it seems. In the Western world this is NOT the norm and we pray it does not become the norm. Plus, Facebook is an American company with Western values who will obviously do something like this.

If they did this for every tragedy we'd be changing profile picture everyday. 

ALL VICTIMS MATTER

#PrayForTheWorld

#WeAreAllOne

 

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Morphine Prince
Just now, Brooke Candy said:

ALL VICTIMS MATTER

#PrayForTheWorld

#WeAreAllOne

 

No one said all victims don't matter. Not sure why you quoted me. 

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FlopSlurper
Just now, Brooke Candy said:

ALL VICTIMS MATTER

#PrayForTheWorld

#WeAreAllOne

 

Couldn't have said it better..

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5 minutes ago, Al-Waleed Al-Isaii said:

And Iraq, Syria, Iraq, Palestine, Japan, Mexico and every single place on earth where thousands of people suffer?

Maybe because Europeans are not used that their citizens get slaughtered like in Iraq,Syria or Israel.

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LebaneseDude
Just now, Morphine Prince said:

No one said all victims don't matter. Not sure why you quoted me. 

It's the way the internet works. Hell it's the way real life works.

Can't talk about one bad situation without people starting to compare "who had it worst".

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FlopSlurper
1 minute ago, Simon said:

Maybe because Europeans are not used that their citizens get slaughtered like in Iraq,Syria or Israel.

I was talking about Palestine right there :) 

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Just now, Al-Waleed Al-Isaii said:

I was talking about Palestine right there :) 

I was just saying three randomly countries were civillians getting attacked. I didnt even read all the countries you mentioned. And since Israel is also one of the countries which faces terror almost everyday. But don't derail the topic. Thank you. 

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