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I simply don't care about 'The Nation's Little Soldier' :yucky Bradley Lowry. Aye its shit the poor wee guy has a horrible condition and I can't imagine what it's like for his family, but I don't know them and it doesn't affect me.

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5 minutes ago, DA Baracus said:

I simply don't care about 'The Nation's Little Soldier' :yucky Bradley Lowry. Aye its shit the poor wee guy has a horrible condition and I can't imagine what it's like for his family, but I don't know them and it doesn't affect me.

^^^forgot to list him in Dead Pool.

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5 minutes ago, DA Baracus said:

I simply don't care about 'The Nation's Little Soldier' :yucky Bradley Lowry. Aye its shit the poor wee guy has a horrible condition and I can't imagine what it's like for his family, but I don't know them and it doesn't affect me.

In all fairness, that sums up the Government attitude to every working class person in the country (not just the Public Sector). At least you're honest.

I also care less about the wee fella, even if he has been dealt a shit hand, than I do about my own daughter who has a condition which, while not life-threatening, is fairly serious - just not serious enough, apparently, for the financial help she needs to live a better life and, not coincidentally, provide a better life for her daughter.

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I simply don't care about 'The Nation's Little Soldier' :yucky Bradley Lowry. Aye its shit the poor wee guy has a horrible condition and I can't imagine what it's like for his family, but I don't know them and it doesn't affect me.

I feel bad for the wee fella and his family, but not anymore so than I feel bad for any ill child and their respective families. It's good that Bradley has been able to do some great things but why haven't more terminally ill children been able to do these things? Why him? Same with the wee lad Jay Beattie. It's rubbish he's got a disability and it's great seeing him have the time of his life, but surely similar efforts can be made in similar cases?

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10 minutes ago, NorthernJambo said:

I feel bad for the wee fella and his family, but not anymore so than I feel bad for any ill child and their respective families. It's good that Bradley has been able to do some great things but why haven't more terminally ill children been able to do these things? Why him? Same with the wee lad Jay Beattie. It's rubbish he's got a disability and it's great seeing him have the time of his life, but surely similar efforts can be made in similar cases?

It's the way these kids are used in a "look how much we care" way by people (& Clubs) from an industry that by and large is completely out of touch with reality that I'm uncomfortable with.

I sometimes wonder if the parents feel this way?

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1 minute ago, sjc said:

It's they was these kids are used in a "look how much we care" way by people (& Clubs) from an industry that by and large is completely out of touch with reality that I'm uncomfortable with.

I sometimes wonder if the parents feel this way?

The faither of "Wee Jay" isn't averse to posting absolute, 100% did not happens on Facebook in the search for likes and free tickets to Parkhead from what I've seen shared on FB and on here.

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2 minutes ago, KnightswoodBear said:

The faither of "Wee Jay" isn't averse to posting absolute, 100% did not happens on Facebook in the search for likes and free tickets to Parkhead from what I've seen shared on FB and on here.

Seriously? That's pretty distasteful tbh.

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It's the way these kids are used in a "look how much we care" way by people (& Clubs) from an industry that by and large is completely out of touch with reality that I'm uncomfortable with.
I sometimes wonder if the parents feel this way?

I've wondered this as well. Do they ever feel, particularly wee Jay, they are being taken advantage of? Maybe I'm just being cynical though.
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8 minutes ago, KnightswoodBear said:

The faither of "Wee Jay" isn't averse to posting absolute, 100% did not happens on Facebook in the search for likes and free tickets to Parkhead from what I've seen shared on FB and on here.

His Dad blocked me on facebook. 

 

Posted a Didn't happen meme, He removed it then blocked me :lol:

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1 minute ago, mizfit said:

His Dad blocked me on facebook. 

 

Posted a Didn't happen meme, He removed it then blocked me :lol:

I've got no issue with raising awareness and for the young boy meeting his heroes, but when it becomes something else it gets a bit grubby.

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Just now, sjc said:

What was the post you commented on?

Just one of the usual shite posts from him, His son had said Keiran tierney could have his teeth iirc.

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Just now, KnightswoodBear said:

I've got no issue with raising awareness and for the young boy meeting his heroes, but when it becomes something else it gets a bit grubby.

To me it certainly seems like its gone beyond meeting heroes tbh. 

If Celtic were to stop giving free tickets then there would be a backlash from media i'd imagine. 

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1 minute ago, mizfit said:

Just one of the usual shite posts from him, His son had said Keiran tierney could have his teeth iirc.

f**k sake! 

What next? "Free to a good home: 1no 2nd hand kidney"?!

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I had the distinct feeling when Celtic were celebrating their cup final win a few weeks ago, Brendan Rodgers was a bit uncomfortable with the young lad being there. It's nice but when it's constantly piped in the media, it's nothing but goodwill hunting (MATT DAMON!) for publicity.

There's probably hundreds of kids out there that deserve something nice from their heroes that don't get it for whatever reason.

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11 minutes ago, mizfit said:

To me it certainly seems like its gone beyond meeting heroes tbh. 

If Celtic were to stop giving free tickets then there would be a backlash from media i'd imagine. 

I'm only surprised it hasn't lead to a Thick of it style race between rival Clubs with their PR Departments giving it "get me a more disabled ethinic minority kid"

Perhaps I'm just cynical too!

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