I agree, it isn't fair. There's 'schools' for kids with so-called 'mental disabilities' (from Chernobyl or genetic differences) in Russia. Sadly, most of the kids aren't disabled at all and are just put in there because they were abandoned or given to the 'school'. It's all about convenience and money. Why spend the money and time on 'hopeless' people when you can just stick them in a building away from society so no one has to look at them? And the patients in these horrible buildings and places can't do anything about how they're treated. They have no voice. I recommend watching "Chernobyl Heart" and "White Horse" for more information about places like in the pictures above.
I'm from Serbia, Kosovo to be exact, and I have NEVER heard or seen anything about this co-called hospital (because as far as I can see it's a house, not an institution). Also, on the authors web-page I did not find this pictures. It's a bit irresponsible to publish this kind of photos without any reference.
Indeed...this is just a small piece of the sad reality of our world ... Everytime i see something like this i begin to wonder if it is really fair that everybody prefers to look to the other side, since their lifes are too confortable and there is nothing forthem to get out of helping people just like us that need conditions to live! They dont need comfort or luxury, they only need to live with pride, so they can raise their heads, instead of keeping shrunked, just waiting for death...
~For the evil to tryumph, is enough that the good do nothing~
By the way, #Forrest, its funny how people tend to make jokes or divert the focus of the subject when the problem is happening on your gsrden... Please, if you dont have anything to say, just keep quiet, ok?
I was not making jokes, I was reacting! Since I live here, and since I'm in 5 (humanitarian) NGOs, I could actually do something to help them, or maybe just mention them, so they could get help. I was just saying that it is completely irresponsible to publish this kind of stuff without reference, and as a sociologist, I tend not to believe in partial information.
So, next time you "attack" someone online, rethink it...
This is not in Kosovo. Serbia maybe, but for sure not in Kosovo. In 2001, I have worked as a humanitarian worker, too in one and only such institution in Kosovo, for about 6 months. The buildings were brand new, and the children where placed in a separate house from the adults.
@Julio, we are trying to keep our garden clean, in order that our "neighbors" don't throw this kind of thrash (such propaganda).
Dear Forrest, you can find these photos on the author's website. Take a look at the link "Hidden: PsychiatrIc Hospitals" and read the text that follow the pictures. Here, a sample: "When I first visited the institutions they were hidden from the gaze of the general public and came as a shock to Serbs when they were exposed. "
Sometimes there's a world laying down just in front of our eyes and we can't see that.
"Between 1999 and 2002, I visited three psychiatric institutions while living and working in Kosova and Serbia on a long term project, Between The Lines, on the aftermath of the NATO conflict with Serbia. The work from the institutions, a story on it's own, is also an integral part of this bigger narrative of conflict, division, difference and exclusion.
The situation in all three institutions has now changed. In Kosova international agencies moved in and put a lot of money into them. There are still issues with care in all three, stimulation is what is needed.
statement is on my website and context. The work is part of a 4 year project in Kosova and Serbia which includes a kosovan village effected by the war and a lager piece about both countries.
it is sad, but more sad is that we could change all of that misery in to better world for all of us, people just don't know that, it all can end if we all realize why bad things like this happen. It is the system fault. System created by sick people who holds power and only we can change it. We have power to stand up and say NO!!! Read about VENUS PROJECT
eRepublik to gra łącząca aspekty polityczne, militarne oraz gospodarcze. eRepublik ma światowy zasięg, zarejestrowanych jest prawie 400 tysięcy graczy, z czego 60 tysięcy to POLACY (najliczniejsza nacja)! Polska jest w tej chwili wplątana w liczne walki i potrzebujemy jak największego napływu nowych graczy, którzy pozwolą nam stworzyć potęgę na skalę światową. Nasz najważniejszy cel - aneksja Niemiec został wykonany! Chcesz walczyć przeciw innym krajom i w kolejnych powstaniach, które wybuchają w podbitych regionach? Od niedawna jest także język polski, jako jeden z możliwych do wyboru w grze, co na pewno spodoba się wielu nieanglojęzycznym graczom! Pomóż Polsce! Dołącz już dziś! pomoz-polsce.tk (wystarczy wkleić link do przeglądarki i wcisnąć enter)
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To let these people live this way is the true crime. We don't let retarded animals live, we euthanize them. These people should be put down so they are not suffering or being a burden on us.
I agree, it isn't fair. There's 'schools' for kids with so-called 'mental disabilities' (from Chernobyl or genetic differences) in Russia. Sadly, most of the kids aren't disabled at all and are just put in there because they were abandoned or given to the 'school'. It's all about convenience and money. Why spend the money and time on 'hopeless' people when you can just stick them in a building away from society so no one has to look at them? And the patients in these horrible buildings and places can't do anything about how they're treated. They have no voice. I recommend watching "Chernobyl Heart" and "White Horse" for more information about places like in the pictures above.
I'm from Serbia, Kosovo to be exact, and I have NEVER heard or seen anything about this co-called hospital (because as far as I can see it's a house, not an institution). Also, on the authors web-page I did not find this pictures. It's a bit irresponsible to publish this kind of photos without any reference.
Indeed...this is just a small piece of the sad reality of our world ... Everytime i see something like this i begin to wonder if it is really fair that everybody prefers to look to the other side, since their lifes are too confortable and there is nothing forthem to get out of helping people just like us that need conditions to live! They dont need comfort or luxury, they only need to live with pride, so they can raise their heads, instead of keeping shrunked, just waiting for death...
~For the evil to tryumph, is enough that the good do nothing~
By the way, #Forrest, its funny how people tend to make jokes or divert the focus of the subject when the problem is happening on your gsrden... Please, if you dont have anything to say, just keep quiet, ok?
I was not making jokes, I was reacting! Since I live here, and since I'm in 5 (humanitarian) NGOs, I could actually do something to help them, or maybe just mention them, so they could get help. I was just saying that it is completely irresponsible to publish this kind of stuff without reference, and as a sociologist, I tend not to believe in partial information.
So, next time you "attack" someone online, rethink it...
This is not in Kosovo. Serbia maybe, but for sure not in Kosovo. In 2001, I have worked as a humanitarian worker, too in one and only such institution in Kosovo, for about 6 months. The buildings were brand new, and the children where placed in a separate house from the adults.
@Julio, we are trying to keep our garden clean, in order that our "neighbors" don't throw this kind of thrash (such propaganda).
Dear Forrest, you can find these photos on the author's website. Take a look at the link "Hidden: PsychiatrIc Hospitals" and read the text that follow the pictures. Here, a sample: "When I first visited the institutions they were hidden from the gaze of the general public and came as a shock to Serbs when they were exposed. "
Sometimes there's a world laying down just in front of our eyes and we can't see that.
"Between 1999 and 2002, I visited three psychiatric institutions while living and working in Kosova and Serbia on a long term project, Between The Lines, on the aftermath of the NATO conflict with Serbia. The work from the institutions, a story on it's own, is also an integral part of this bigger narrative of conflict, division, difference and exclusion.
The situation in all three institutions has now changed. In Kosova international agencies moved in and put a lot of money into them. There are still issues with care in all three, stimulation is what is needed.
statement is on my website and context. The work is part of a 4 year project in Kosova and Serbia which includes a kosovan village effected by the war and a lager piece about both countries.
it is sad, but more sad is that we could change all of that misery in to better world for all of us, people just don't know that, it all can end if we all realize why bad things like this happen. It is the system fault. System created by sick people who holds power and only we can change it. We have power to stand up and say NO!!! Read about VENUS PROJECT
eRepublik to gra łącząca aspekty polityczne, militarne oraz gospodarcze. eRepublik ma światowy zasięg, zarejestrowanych jest prawie 400 tysięcy graczy, z czego 60 tysięcy to POLACY (najliczniejsza nacja)! Polska jest w tej chwili wplątana w liczne walki i potrzebujemy jak największego napływu nowych graczy, którzy pozwolą nam stworzyć potęgę na skalę światową. Nasz najważniejszy cel - aneksja Niemiec został wykonany! Chcesz walczyć przeciw innym krajom i w kolejnych powstaniach, które wybuchają w podbitych regionach? Od niedawna jest także język polski, jako jeden z możliwych do wyboru w grze, co na pewno spodoba się wielu nieanglojęzycznym graczom! Pomóż Polsce! Dołącz już dziś! pomoz-polsce.tk (wystarczy wkleić link do przeglądarki i wcisnąć enter)
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To let these people live this way is the true crime. We don't let retarded animals live, we euthanize them. These people should be put down so they are not suffering or being a burden on us.
thats not fair
I recommend watching "Chernobyl Heart" and "White Horse" for more information about places like in the pictures above.
+ this is funny webpage. totally not necessary.
i ti neseri!!!
~For the evil to tryumph, is enough that the good do nothing~
By the way, #Forrest, its funny how people tend to make jokes or divert the focus of the subject when the problem is happening on your gsrden... Please, if you dont have anything to say, just keep quiet, ok?
So, next time you "attack" someone online, rethink it...
@Julio, we are trying to keep our garden clean, in order that our "neighbors" don't throw this kind of thrash (such propaganda).
"When I first visited the institutions they were hidden from the gaze of the general public and came as a shock to Serbs when they were exposed. "
Sometimes there's a world laying down just in front of our eyes and we can't see that.
The situation in all three institutions has now changed. In Kosova international agencies moved in and put a lot of money into them.
There are still issues with care in all three, stimulation is what is needed.
statement is on my website and context. The work is part of a 4 year project in Kosova and Serbia which includes a kosovan village effected by the war and a lager piece about both countries.
Btw, it's Kosovo, not Kosova :)
Polska jest w tej chwili wplątana w liczne walki i potrzebujemy jak największego napływu nowych graczy, którzy pozwolą nam stworzyć potęgę na skalę światową. Nasz najważniejszy cel - aneksja Niemiec został wykonany!
Chcesz walczyć przeciw innym krajom i w kolejnych powstaniach, które wybuchają w podbitych regionach?
Od niedawna jest także język polski, jako jeden z możliwych do wyboru w grze, co na pewno spodoba się wielu nieanglojęzycznym graczom!
Pomóż Polsce! Dołącz już dziś!
pomoz-polsce.tk
(wystarczy wkleić link do przeglądarki i wcisnąć enter)
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yeah, what the fuck is he gonna do. they need someone REAL to take action.