So wud u go on a free hoilday with the McCanns?

Question

DONT B ALL ANGRY, READ THE Q AGAIN AND JUST THINK AND THEN ANSWER

Answer 1

1. Why is this on the greek section? What does this sad story have to do with Greece?
2. What is there to think about this question? Is there a deep meaning? Because all I can see in it is sarcasm in a really sad story. Which is not funny, to say the least (i could add pointless, unethical, sily and pathetic).
3. Do you really expect some kind of answer? You say think and then answer. Answer what, after we ponder into the question? Some equally sarcastic remark? Because it really looks like a rhetoric question, not one that expects a serious answer. Well sorry, we won't take part in the game of sarcasm of the death of a small girl.
4. You say you expect people to get angry, but you ask them to think instead. So I am either incapable of thinking, or inacapable of seeing the deep thought that will make me not be angry with this question. And indeed I am not angry, I am sad, and i am only angry the Greek section is used for this. Why not the British or Portuguese section?

Answer 2

How can they ask the youngster to be courageous whilst god is aware of what is going on to her. I want that they had instructed madeleine that they regretted leaving her and her brother and sister by myself for the entire of the vacation. I relatively do believe that the McCanns must be thankful that just one youngster went lacking that night time for an abductor would have taken all 3 he had the time to. My ideas are with Madeleine I suppose so sorry for that little woman. But my emotions of blame are transferring again closer to Robert Murat, he used to be there looking and noticed the whole thing that used to be going down. Happy Christmas Madeleine anywhere you're.