We definitely can’t do much if we’re not there, we can’t do much if we can’t donate, and even if we donate, we can’t do much about those people’s suffering. It’s heartbreaking if we realize indeed what happened there, and it’s overwhelming how they keep standing and how they face it.
Even so, I saw youtubers support those people in the way they can. They sing, they post different videos, I even saw channels who asked for subscribers, saying that “all revenue from the channel is going to charities helping the survivors of the tsunami”. Honestly, I had no idea what “revenue” meant. Sue me. Anyway, here:
The one that posted, ffstip -> http://www.youtube.com/user/ffstip
And, obviously, the channel ffstip was talking about http://www.youtube.com/partners4japan
I’ll say what ffstip said as well: I have nothing to do with this. I just thought this might help them.
I remember the news a few hours ago. It was, definitely, good news, they said something about how things are getting better at Fukushima. The news guy also said: “There’s a good news coming from the rescue teams as well: they found two more survivors under the ruins” or something like that. And then it hit me: what difference do two people make to the world? none. They technically mean nothing for the world compared to the thousands of victims that died there. But still, there is for sure someone out there, for whom those two people mean everything.
We are humans, so we should help humans the way we can. We might be kilometers away, it doesn’t matter. The truth is, we’re only one heartbeat away from them. Even if this is internet, those people are real just like we are, though some don’t realize it. We all live on the same earth; we’re all under the same sky.
Another nice thing I found, a song wrote, apparently, by a girl, for the victims in Japan. That girl’s friend sang it and posted it here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_1gg99bUxU&feature=feedf
Everyone supports Japan the way they can, and every little effort, even a song, even a dance, even a good word, I think it counts. Even if the disaster passed, there are still open wounds there that take time to heal. We should really do our best, we should learn from them, we should try being as strong as they are, we can change something through our everyday life, we can make things better. I myself pray for this, I pray for them, and I’m sure many people do it, no matter who says it’s useless.