ed209 wrote:

Nothing really. Sad people can hide behind computers and say what they like where if they was to say this in public, they would get a slap.

There was a pretty big discussion in the pub about it all which as you may know is public and many different opinions and reactions. No one got slapped. No offense but you have come across as though everyone in the world HAS to be effected fully by it. As Jenna said things like this effect some people and not others. You cannot expect everyone to be effected as much as you are.

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Quote:Martin Quernswrote3 hours ago

Jesus, what's the matter with you people? Why the hell would you want to go on a pilgrimage to the grave of someone with whom you have no connection whatsoever?

The people who did what they did are disgusting and despicable, but the are thankfully very rare. Idiots like you, with their vicarious attachment to tragedy and knee-jerk moral panics, are the shame of modern society. Haringey Social Services should be ashamed of what they let happen - the whole nation should be ashamed that groups like this are so popular. If you people are society then I want no part of it.

I'm sure it's no coincidence that all these 'Kill Tracey Connelly' groups are full of semi-literate ramblings; you're probably the same people who were out attacking pediatricians in Portsmouth all those years ago.

ed209 wrote:

Im not expecting the the whole world to be affected by it and everyone has their own views. But joking about a baby who has been murdered and tortured is not on is it? That is not even a discussion to come out with a joke like that.

Some people joke about things because they are affected and it actually makes them feel better about the situation. To everyone else its appropriate but to them it helps ease any pain they may be feeling. Like i said, everyone reacts and deals with things differently.