AmAm,
I know the reason for this crime, and it was not Lauren and Lauren's behavior, believe or not. It was two soulless b*****. Hope they will burn in hell, if the one exists.
A lesson for a young girl? Definitely, to be careful who she is hanging out with, and definitely not to forbid her to go the night clubs.
And to have CCTV in the clubs. Which they have, at least in Le Cigalle, and hopefully these monsters will be brought to justice.
here we won't never find ourselves on the same frequency. the gap between your, R2R's and others' and my world is way too big. our only one common thing is that we all have come here to make our lives and our children' lives better. to ensure they have a better starting points for their future lifes..
I'm staying here, because currently the Middle East is the best place on the world for my profession. it is far from my way of living, but I've chosen it for my kids' sake. and a bit for my own.
we are different, and I do appreciate it. cultural differences are good, that's why living in Doha can make one's horizons wider, and her/his life richer, and eventually make them better persons. I do believe it. I see it at my kids, which have classroom mates from 20 different countries.
but one human life has ended up, and I see that most of the people here (assume mainly from the Middle East, India and the southeast Asia) point out at Lauren and her profession as a root cause. the fact that a terrible crime has been committed isn't an issue here. and THAT is what definitely does not fit into my system of values.
AmAm,
I know the reason for this crime, and it was not Lauren and Lauren's behavior, believe or not. It was two soulless b*****. Hope they will burn in hell, if the one exists.
A lesson for a young girl? Definitely, to be careful who she is hanging out with, and definitely not to forbid her to go the night clubs.
And to have CCTV in the clubs. Which they have, at least in Le Cigalle, and hopefully these monsters will be brought to justice.
here we won't never find ourselves on the same frequency. the gap between your, R2R's and others' and my world is way too big. our only one common thing is that we all have come here to make our lives and our children' lives better. to ensure they have a better starting points for their future lifes..
I'm staying here, because currently the Middle East is the best place on the world for my profession. it is far from my way of living, but I've chosen it for my kids' sake. and a bit for my own.
we are different, and I do appreciate it. cultural differences are good, that's why living in Doha can make one's horizons wider, and her/his life richer, and eventually make them better persons. I do believe it. I see it at my kids, which have classroom mates from 20 different countries.
but one human life has ended up, and I see that most of the people here (assume mainly from the Middle East, India and the southeast Asia) point out at Lauren and her profession as a root cause. the fact that a terrible crime has been committed isn't an issue here. and THAT is what definitely does not fit into my system of values.