We never show the children's faces because of "privacy" and sometimes this makes sense, other times the choice is because those images could upset us. Perhaps we all need to see the disfigured faces and torn bodies of many children who suffer, killed or torn to pieces after attacks or bombings. It would help us better understand the horror and injustice of war by (finally) disturbing our delicate conscience.
I would also have liked to see the face of little Indi Gregory who would probably have died soon anyway, but for whom the British "justice" had to do its utmost to deliberately make her die immediately. When she was also taken off oxygen, she still lived (suffering?) a few hours.
It's always a question of conscience: if you have to take the life of an 8-month-old baby girl, then why keep alive terminally ill or elderly people, or injured people with no more hope? Be careful, because if we continue at this rate - without giving an ethical meaning to life - we will only care about those who are "suitable", "can serve", "can do it" (or have the money to be kept alive).
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