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Finantio Freely
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Old post #1201 posted Jul 18th 2014, 13:09:54 (last edited Jul 18th 2014, 13:24:14 by Finantio Freely) Quote 
Tonight, my black livery will be dedicate for Malaysian Airlines #MH17
About more than 250 innocent people and surely not related with the conflict (a lot of them wants to visit Malaysia & Indonesia to celebrate Eid-ul Fitr with their family) and some irresponsible people kill them ruthless...
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(Mod-edit: Statements that could potentially lead towards political topics were removed, since they do not belong on the forums.)
E: Good Job Andrei!
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Old post #1202 posted Jul 18th 2014, 13:23:08 Quote 
black for me to
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Old post #1203 posted Jul 18th 2014, 14:00:22 (last edited Jul 18th 2014, 14:01:24 by Juan Pereyra) Quote 
I did see on tv someguy shows passport of two young from Netherland and made me cry- i am very sad-, don´t understand how still nowaday this things occurs.
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Old post #1204 posted Jul 18th 2014, 18:04:17 Quote 
For the dutch and other victims of MH17. Biggest dutch disaster in almost 40 years.
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Old post #1205 posted Jul 18th 2014, 18:17:40 Quote 
Black livery here too.

Respect to all victims of the tragedy.
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Old post #1206 posted Jul 18th 2014, 18:22:45 Quote 
Black here too.

They didn't deserve to end like this ; R.I.P. to all the victims and condolences to all their families
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Old post #1207 posted Jul 18th 2014, 18:31:00 (last edited Jul 18th 2014, 18:37:16 by Alan Snyder) Quote 
Condolences to the families of those souls lost, in the downing of Malaysian Airlines Flight 17. Black livery.
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Old post #1208 posted Jul 18th 2014, 18:31:54 Quote 
Quote ( Finantio Freely @ July 18th 2014,13:09:54 )

(Mod-edit: Statements that could potentially lead towards political topics were removed, since they do not belong on the forums.)


This is one tragedy where I think the political element is integral. As the truth unfolds any mention of MH17 will be a political statement. The importance and disgust over this event is huge and my personal feeling is that this is one instance where the truth is more important than comparatively petty rules over politics.
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Old post #1209 posted Jul 18th 2014, 18:34:19 (last edited Jul 18th 2014, 18:35:48 by Andrei Ciuchi) Quote 
It was a statement about war and conflicts and stuff like that, Paul. I felt that it might not be the best idea to have such a statement in the forums.

If I made the wrong decision, I apologize to Finantio for the edit.
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Old post #1210 posted Jul 18th 2014, 18:41:37 (last edited Jul 18th 2014, 19:38:34 by Kevin Parkinson) Quote 
Quote ( Andrei Ciuchi @ July 18th 2014,18:34:19 )

It was a statement about war and conflicts and stuff like that, Paul. I felt that it might not be the best idea to have such a statement in the forums.


I didn't see the statement itself I was referencing the fact that this event is a political one as well as a personal tragedy.

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Old post #1211 posted Jul 18th 2014, 18:44:37 Quote 
Quote ( Paul Bright @ July 18th 2014,18:41:37 )

I wouldn't be surprised if it turns out to be the 'Franz Ferdinand' moment of the 21st century.


I certainly hope not. :/



But I would say you're correct on this.

Quote ( Paul Bright @ July 18th 2014,18:41:37 )

this event is a political one as well as a personal tragedy
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Old post #1212 posted Jul 18th 2014, 18:53:50 (last edited Jul 18th 2014, 18:54:02 by Kevin Parkinson) Quote 
Of course the event itself is political and has much political implications, but the GPRO forum is not the place to discuss this.

While there is mention of "comparatively petty rules over politics", the rule is there for good reason, to avoid conflict between the international community on what is simply a game. As I posted in the other thread, I totally understand people wishing to discuss the political angle, but there are many suitable places to do that and this forum of this game is not the place for it.

Until such time as that changes, then keep the politics away please. If you can't post about it without bringing the political angle in to it, then don't post about it at all. If you wish to discuss politics being permitted, there is a suitable thread out there started by one rather intelligent, baldy man that I'm sure you can find.

As far as this thread goes, please leave it for what it is meant for.

Thank you.
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Old post #1213 posted Jul 18th 2014, 18:56:50 (last edited Jul 18th 2014, 18:59:29 by Kevin Parkinson) Quote 
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Old post #1214 posted Jul 18th 2014, 18:59:39 Quote 
Quote ( Kevin Parkinson @ July 18th 2014,18:53:50 )

As far as this thread goes, please leave it for what it is meant for.
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Old post #1215 posted Jul 18th 2014, 19:02:58 (last edited Jul 18th 2014, 19:03:58 by Alan Snyder) Quote 
Quote ( Kevin Parkinson @ July 18th 2014,18:53:50 )

While there is mention of "comparatively petty rules over politics", the rule is there for good reason, to avoid conflict between the international community on what is simply a game.


Exactly, Kevin. As horrible as this event is, the individuals in GPRO community would only suffer further distress by debating and creating conflict within the GPRO forums.

The 'wear the black livery as a tribute' thread created for tribute, condolence and remembrance, not for debate.
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Old post #1216 posted Jul 18th 2014, 19:17:07 Quote 
Put on the livery, hope they can get peace in that area :/
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Old post #1217 posted Jul 18th 2014, 19:18:37 Quote 
Quote ( Kevin Parkinson @ July 18th 2014,18:53:50 )

I totally understand people wishing to discuss the political angle, but there are many suitable places to do that and this forum of this game is not the place for it.


I wasn't seeking to discuss politics just pointing out that it is an inherently political event unlike many things people choose the black livery for!
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Old post #1218 posted Jul 18th 2014, 19:23:33 Quote 
I may just wear black since I found out one of the 9 Britons was a guy from Bristol who went to the same college as one of my college mates brothers....yeah :/

R.I.P Ben
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Old post #1219 posted Jul 18th 2014, 19:39:35 Quote 
Black livery as a tribute to all passengers that died :(
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Old post #1220 posted Jul 20th 2014, 01:29:03 Quote 
black sauber livery for rest of the season :(
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Old post #1221 posted Jul 20th 2014, 02:48:01 Quote 
My condolences to the families of the victims of this tragedy (the malaysian airlines flight MH17)
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Old post #1222 posted Jul 20th 2014, 08:24:16 Quote 
Black for the rest of the season for me :(
What a tragedy, the pictures in the dutch newspaper are heart breaking.
3 complete families from my home town are gone!!
What is happening to this planet?
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Old post #1223 posted Jul 21st 2014, 17:04:55 (last edited Jul 21st 2014, 17:05:52 by Paul Bright) Quote 
Black for MH17 for the rest of the season for me too.
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Old post #1224 posted Jul 21st 2014, 17:21:00 Quote 
Black for Ron in my group. RIP Ron Lefebvre

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Old post #1225 posted Jul 21st 2014, 17:32:35 (last edited Jul 21st 2014, 17:34:06 by Sean Storteboom) Quote 
I will also be wearing the Black for Ron Lefebvre (Am 55).

Back in season 30 when I started this game, it didnt take me long to realize I needed a mentor (this was before the mentoring program was 'official').

I randomly came across Ron's profile, saw how much game experience he had, and that he was a fellow Canadian.

So I took a chance and sent him a PM. Just saying 'Hi, any helpful hints for a newbie to the game?'.

I got a LOT more than I ever asked for, and Ron and I quickly became friends, and eventually Ron convinced his team to invite me to join.

Lol, I remember he once sent me a blistering PM because I hadn't listened to his suggestion of starting a particular wet race on dry tires. 'Sean! If you would have started on those dry tires like I told you, you would have won that race!'

Ron could have easily ignored my initial message to him, but instead he took me under his wing and helped me immeasurably throughout my GPRO life.

Ron passed away last week, I will miss him, but am a better person for having know him.

Condolences to his family and friends.

Race on, Ronaldo Fever!
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Old post #1226 posted Jul 21st 2014, 18:56:32 Quote 
A couple of weeks ago another fellow member called Ville died. Before that another member died: his brother wrote here in this thread. A lot of people of the game is dying. Very sad. My condolences to Sean and Andrew above who lost a friend.
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Old post #1227 posted Jul 21st 2014, 19:37:40 Quote 
RIP Ron!

Too many deaths lately in the gpro community. But I guess we have to get used to us all getting older and the community getting bigger, so chances for someone of us to say good bye forever increase. :-(
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Old post #1228 posted Jul 21st 2014, 19:48:52 Quote 
RIP Ron!

I will use the black also.
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Old post #1229 posted Jul 22nd 2014, 16:05:49 Quote 
RiP Ron Lefebvre my friend, you will be sadly missed and i will give it some ronaldo fever this race
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Old post #1230 posted Jul 22nd 2014, 17:56:00 Quote 
Black for the airline passengers and the palestinian children killed on the beach
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