Atropelamento Massa Critica – Cenas Fortes

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Talvez nunca entenderei o que leva uma pessoa a agir dessa forma fazendo essa brutalidade destamanha.

A vida cotidiana hoje em dia parece que perdeu o sentido.... carece de propósito. Obviamente é compreensivel até certo ponto o stress que passeatas de bicicleta todo final de semana em uma mesma cidade, podem causar. Junto com o transito lento, problemas no emprego e na familia, tudo pode virar uma bola de neve que rola e estoura em cima de alguem.

Porém dai a atropelar dezenas de inocentes como forma de protesto e inclusive matar uma.... ai é incompreensivel.....

abracos,

Ivan

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