The Palestine Rubble Challenge

Somehow I don't see the celebrities getting behind this quite as much as the ice water challenge;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duSBig1-VUA&list=UUI3Qfq5cDI-wqUWzADH3w7A

 

Ok......

 

Stop being a * sniffer.

 

I'd rather just keep giving to Palestinian charities than get involved in social media

 

This may help you out...

[ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli%E2%80%93Palestinian_conflict"]Israeli–Palestinian conflict - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]

 

All that article you posted at first mentioned pouring rubble over your head not anything about donating to any Palestinian charity and it's not like people don't know what's happening over there as it's on the news everyday

 

Seriously...* up.

 

I'd rather not

 

The point is that most people don't actually know what's happening over there. A startling amount of people still believe that Hamas and Palestine are the aggressors, and Israel is simply defending themselves.

There has been countless protests outside media outlets such as the BBC because they won't cover the situation fairly. Have you not seen any of them?

Sending money to Palestinian charities is all well & good, but when Israel then go on to block the help that is sent, you have to wonder if a different course of action is required.

Awareness has to be raised, and I commend them for trying their best to latch on to this trend and add their own twist.

 

I have seen that i'm not saying it isn't a good thing to do i just don't get it most people aren't going to change their minds over this all because of this challenge especially if it attracts the same * moaning about it like the ice bucket thing

 

Peter Lawell might challange charlie bhoy in this one knstead.

 

So you don't see the point in them trying to put a spin on a trend that's taking the world by storm? Even if it manages to turn a few people to actually wonder what the * is really happening in that part of the world, no?

Surely doing something is better than doing nothing, no?

 

It is i just don't see it having any massive effect on peoples opinions that's all

 

You're right, it probably won't, but when the poor * are standing in the remains of what used to be their homes and their homeland has been hit by the equivalent of six atomic bombs in the past two months they'll probably be willing to try anything, even if the truth is that most people couldn't give a *.

 

True

 

This will never catch on over here. Hopefully in other countries but i very much doubt it. Also runs the risk of alienating people if its seen as an attempt to hijack attention from a cause a lot of people clearly support.

 

I think it'll mainly catch on in the middle-east, which may help to wake a few of them up. The silence from the Arab states has been * deafening of late.

 

Because they don't care. I don't think they are sleeping, i just don't think they care. It's not just Israel that has backed Palestine in to a corner.

 

Your fighting a losing battle here tbh mate,most of these * are doing it because it gets the likes on Facebook,and that is in itself a joke just one more silly fad to keep the sheeple off what is really going on in the world

 

Yeah, but as I said, even if one out of every 1,000 actually say "hey, I never knew that was actually happening!" it can be considered a success.

It's better than doing nothing at all, right?