Gone with the flood

[htpcl]

Good day, my fellow cynical and indifferent popcorn-munchers concerned folks whose hearts are bleeding for the woes of humanity! In some history schoolbooks, Sava is described as "the river that unites the nations of (former) Yugoslavia". Well, Yugoslavia is no more, its nations have been anything but united, and in the meantime, within a short

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[ddstory]

Well that sure is some refreshing news, even if it took a disaster like that to prompt it.

Sometimes the worst situations call the better side of people.

[yes_justice]

Reminds me of the tsunami in Aceh that paused that civil war.

[nairiporter]

And thus, humanity scores a sole but resounding consolation point, douchebaggery having been on a roll for ages in that region.

[htpcl]

I assure you douchebaggery is very much alive and well at these latitudes.

[yes_justice]

Climate change is re-writing the map.

"With hardly an inkling of what this is about just married to profit in flood and in drought." - dr, here at the end of the world.

[enders_shadow]

To rebuild the world from scratch, first you must create the universe. ;)

[enders_shadow]

When we aren't exploiting, murdering, imprisoning or warmongering, humans can be wonderful people.

[htpcl]

^ DQ.

[enders_shadow]

*humble bow*

It's always when you least expect it.

[htpcl]

Yep, it's always.

[johnny9fingers]

Disasters can often bring out the best in people. It's a shame it takes catastrophe and shared privation to bring out the best in us, but I suppose every cloud...