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BigDemVoter

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5. They just can't resist the urge to do so. . . .

Mon Dec 17, 2012, 07:14 PM

Dec 2012

There is NO answer to this other than a crazy maniac and a little girl who was extremely intuitive and fortunate in the face of something so ghastly. Thankfully, she had the bravery and the intelligence to somehow know what to do, if there even WAS a right or wrong thing to do.

When they say "god" saved her, it makes one wonder where "god" was for the other children-- were they expendable?

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One little girl played dead [View all] rbrnmw Dec 2012 OP

... ellisonz Dec 2012 #1

I hope they give her all the mental health care and support she needs. Cleita Dec 2012 #2

Can you imagine? BigDemVoter Dec 2012 #7

It is incredible the presence of mind Cha Dec 2012 #3

ABC turns this into a God story! Where the hell was God while 20 kids were killed. Coyotl Dec 2012 #4

They just can't resist the urge to do so. . . . BigDemVoter Dec 2012 #5

Their parents didn't pray enough, PCIntern Dec 2012 #8

They disgust me malaise Dec 2012 #6

exactly where was the divine intervention rbrnmw Dec 2012 #9

Maybe God was playing dead too Bucky Dec 2012 #16

I think her brother was interviewed DevonRex Dec 2012 #10

Impressive jimlup Dec 2012 #11

I was told this by my teachers HockeyMom Dec 2012 #12

Regardless if she was told or it was already in her jimlup Dec 2012 #13

Absolutely HockeyMom Dec 2012 #15

the downside: this only works if you're surrounded by dead bodies. Bucky Dec 2012 #17

Where was the divine intervention when malaise Dec 2012 #14