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Thanks/Hvala! :'(

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Hvala/ Thank you !

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Same situations was in Russia in 2013 and nobody help us... a 1000 families still dont have house, not sure about someone help u and ur country, nobody cares for others if it's not his people...

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"his people"

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...yeah?

whats with the quotes? seems like good english to me.

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...yeah

and now?

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still don't get the problem. the statement hes trying to make comes across clearly, seems coherent. whats the deal?

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Whoa. There's a really handsome guy in your picture.
Anyway, you're right. There's been a lot of catastrophes in smaller countries and no one ever knows about them... We are lame.

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Is your great leader Putin not helpful enough?

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Kind of a funny thing, but 90% of help from abroad we got is from Russia.

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Don't you know that Russians are helping? And other EU countries are helping too.

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very bad catastrophe, but i cant help and even if i could, i wouldn't help..no offense and good luck.

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Out of curiosity, why would you not help if you could?

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Cause he's a cunt.

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Nah, can't be, I mean he included "no offense" in the end and everything, I'm afraid he's a nice guy after all.

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Well, obvious sarcasm is obvious, internet or not.

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LOL!

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Nice comment...

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Why would you even make such a comment if you obviously don't care?! What kind of person are you?

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Well, mods could and did suspend this guy.

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Why though? He didn't say anything wrong. FAQ doesn't say you can't deny help.

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Hateful comments are not allowed, and he was obviously showing hate for no reason.

Do you honestly think there is nothing wrong with saying "even if i could, i wouldn't help.." in a case like this? He could have just left the topic without a reply.

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that doesnt mean it was a hateful or mean comment. he didnt say anything exactly wrong, him getting suspended for saying something so small and insignificant seems rather harsh.

lots of ppl can do something but choose not to. doesnt mean they are disgusting or hateful or rude people...there are plenty of billionairs in the world who can and could help anyone they wanted. but they dont... its their life and opinions and choices

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If he chose not to do anything, he wouldn't be suspended now would he? He had to go that extra mile and leave a rude comment for no reason at all. Everyone before you and XenoLair thought that it was a highly inappropriate and scummy thing to say, and I'm very glad that the mods did too.

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he didnt edit his post. so im not seeing where he said anything inappropriate. he gave them his luck and everything, maybe were not reading the same comment lol

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me neither, at the first read. but then i read it again, and yes the 'even if i could i wouldnt help' part wasnt really needed. Sure if you dont give a #(($# about it, it would be easier just to ignore the topic,no? So yes, it was misplaced comment, imo.

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"even if i could, i wouldn't help..no offense"

I honestly can't understand how anyone would not take that as an intentionally rude comment. :|

The no offense at the end was him being lazy to use the backspace button, instead he added a stupid saying which always comes after an insult and just makes people even more mad.

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I'm pretty sure the "wouldn't" part qualifies as a hateful comment, but I'm also sure the comment wasn't "without reason."

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They should make a AAA bundle for you so we can buy it and help :)

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good idea :D

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+1 no free charity! wheres our swag?

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+1

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+1

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+1

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Here's what Humble bundle thinks of that idea...

Russell
MAY 18, 2014 | 05:07PM PDT

Hi Dooleh,

Thanks very much for your message!

We appreciate the suggestion! We’re definitely keeping track of all of the suggestions and ideas sent our way as we look to improve and expand on the new store as well as to come up with great new bundles.

Please keep in mind that we do receive quite a bit of feedback, and we can’t necessarily keep people updated on the status of specific suggestions. Rest assured that I’ll get this over to the team for review!

Thank you again! Have a great day.
Russell
Support Ninja
Humble Bundle

So expect a bundle for this cause in ~5 years.

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Seems like a pretty generic response

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It looks like he copy/pasted it off a postcard.

But to be honest I wasn't expecting a reply at all... which would have been better than this.

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"people with no electricity, food or drinkable water" like my city

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I feel you bro

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bro hug

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Wha ... where do you live?

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Ciudad Bolivar, Bolivar, Venezuela.

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Yea well natural disasters happen all around earth, not that you can do anything about it....unless you are god of climate or smth.

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They're not asking for you to stand in front of a tsunami and block it with the force of your mind. They're asking for food, water, medicine, to deal with the aftermath of a natural disaster. If your opinion is "shit happens, why bother helping?" I don't understand how you get through life at all.

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thank you for support.

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You totally didnt get my point...

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I think you forgot to make a point

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poor ppl already struck by wars in past decade and now this, hope it gets better soon.

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There are floods into my country almost every year, no other countries care, no one donates, we take care of ourselfs, we do not beg for help, still people are calling us gypsies, well most of the idiots do. (Guess that saying in the end "no offence" will absolve you from any "bad" criticism)

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floods in some areas are natural and ppl are used and prepared for those, however this is not the case now in these countries and thats why its called a natural disaster.

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Some places that are supposed to be above water are 9m under water now, I think you would beg for help if you were there.

Also Gypsy =/= beggar

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THANK YOU!

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Good point on the pet food. My friend said that most of what she's going to donate is baby food, diapers and pet food. she said that too, that pets tend to be forgotten.

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Thank you very much, in news papers they said that help is sent from you guys ! Again thank you very much !

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I've been collecting money this weekend and I wired it to someone I know and trust in Serbia who's buying some things and donating them to the cause. She got stuck in Novi Sad trying to travel to her home in Sabac last week. Her frustration that she was stuck without money wasn't that she couldn't look after herself, but that she had none to get help to others. Her family is volunteering and all still safe, thankfully.

I hope everyone in any trouble finds some help they need.

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+1 and I hope this helps some people. People like you are a saint.

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what lesson it was a flood not a dam collapse right? what would you do to stop it other than digging huge drain systems and drywells on the off chance of some freak rainstorm(3 months of rain all at once isn't normal right?)
although i guess evacuation alerts could be improved (and a storm like that seems like should have been detected even if probably underestimated if it was but still) only lesson i can think of is "don't piss off veles" which doesn't seem useful

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You could say the same about many countries and many peoples.

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Oh, shit, I have family in there!

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Everyone who think that "shit happens, there are natural disasters all over the world" just don't get a point that it was unexpected. People from Iceland won't need help if one of the volcanoes would erupt because they know exactly when it'll be and prepare for it. Just help these people if you can and don't do anything (including sarcastic comments) if you don't bother.

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Actually, while what you are saying makes sense, you probably have no idea that the water level has risen by 9+ meters in some places and there is no way to fight that, the flood isn't only affecting a small area near the river bed, the affected area is far larger.

edit: look at the first picture posted by MegaGiga a few posts below.

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hes talking about japan. the tesla plant is coal

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I may help with likes in facebook

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Please, share and thank you!

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personally i don't support those direct donation appeals to regular citizens. I mean it's not that i don't pity victims of a natural disaster, but it makes me uncomfortable that more and more of those appeals are made with the intention of shoving the misery straight into your face to make you feel bad so that you donate money to feel better. During the last decade a part of this custom even developed into a fraudulent scamming buisness, where people from eastern-europe suddenly knock on your door and want you to donate money because some ominous flood destroyed their entire village or something like that. Then they keep on bugging you, showing you fake pictures with crying kids and destroyed housed until you give in and open your wallet. Had this already like 3-4x and each time it turned out to be a scam after a few weeks, when someone tried to verify their story.

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Guess what, you can google this and see that it's happening for real.

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+1

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besides so inconsiderate, people in shitty africa are out there dieing of thirst and heres whitey having some extravagant flood. omg too much water #firstworldproblems

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kidding. obviously. that sucks, hope it improves soon, hopefully the rain at least stopped and now its just drainage flowing twords the river?

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i read somewhere its the worst flood... like, ever. Balkans area is hit by floods often, but this is just something thats much worse than 'normal' floods. Literally whole towns are under water/now mud, and like 50% of both countries are in mud now. 100.000's of people lost their homes, so yea this thing is rather ... big :/

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the thing is though, that you don't have to feel bad for anything. that's a major thing to understand to get rid of all guilt. it's okay to just say "I don't care", if you don't. however, the main problem with this is that should you ever be in a problematic situation yourself, those people might not help you either.

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This is quite true. in New Zealand we had some terrible earthquakes in Christchurch which killed many people and destroyed many homes. Soon after we had the same thing, people knocking on doors asking for donations to help those people who had lost everything, but they were just scammers wanting to line their own pockets. Scumbags. There are terrible things happening in Serbia though, so we should all do our part to help

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Situation in Sremska Mitrovica. Sandbags held the water out so far, but other places weren't so lucky. Doboj in B&H was 6 meters under water yesterday.

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Damn, Doboj is only 100 kilometers away from me. But we should be fine here, unless it starts raining again

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Pa di si našao na ovome sajtu tražit pomoć za poplave?

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Ljudi su neinformisani, makar neko da pomogne, pa je nesto.

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razumijem ali teško da če netko odavde pomoć,ko će kome ako ne svoj svome pomoć.

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Ja sam razmisljao da pisem na ovom sajtu, al kad samo procitas teme ovde, vecina ljudi su slepci nevidjeni samo o igricama pricaju, ili zasto nemam devojku, zasto me je ostavila, po meni bolesni zapadnjaci no-lajferi. Nece oni pomoci nema sanse. Al bitno da se SFRJ ujedinjuje u nevolji to je lepo videti.

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Ja sam razmisljao da pisem na ovom sajtu, al kad samo procitas teme ovde, vecina ljudi su slepci nevidjeni samo o igricama pricaju, ili zasto nemam devojku, zasto me je ostavila

Pa gamerski je forum, sta ocekujes? Uostalom takve sablonske diskusije ces naci svugdje, neovisno o drzavi i ljudima. I u odnosu na ostale forume ovde bas mozes naci sirok dijapazon tema od politike i svega sto nema veze s igrama. Mozda samo nisi primjetio takve rasprave

Nece oni pomoci nema sanse

Par likova je vec ostavilo komentare kako su dali koji dolar, vecinom su pretpostavljam klinci koji mozda i nemaju posao ps i nije neka svota, al bitna je namjera. Nisu bas svi ograniceni nacijom i etnickom pripadnoscu pa da gledaju tko je tko

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Same thing happened in Romania too ,two years in a row and there are signs that this might happen again soon..
My dad got his house reworked twice ,so i can say that he's lucky..If i got the chance,i'm gonna help in any way that i could.
Hope everything it's gonna be alright! Be strong!

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Thank you for your support.

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I feel for you neighbours. Let's hope the rain finally stops....cause Serbia don't deserve this after the bombs and everything....this is too much.

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REMOVE WATER PLS

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Well I helped as much as I could... jebem kevu kisi

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Isn't it better to donate actual supplies like food, bandages, meds, etc?

I remember when the Philippines were flooded and they requested no money, only supplies since they can't buy anything when all the products in shops there were washed away by flooding.

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Clothes are needed as well, Serbia's prime minister said that the most important thing needed is equipment for saving those that are affected, and our neighboring countries, and Russia acted very fast and are helping out however they can. The money will be needed to rebuild everyone's homes after the water levels drop again. And correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't Michael Schumacher alone donate 10 million dollars to the victims of the tsunami? I'm only asking because your comment makes it sound like my country is trying to earn money on this.

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I don't know how about Michael Schumacher. Just wondering where and how to send supplies.

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Oh well then I apologize, I misunderstood your first post.

I'm guessing that there would have to be an organized charity collection in your country in order for you to donate clothes and food or any physical donations really, I know there are such actions in some of our neighboring countries, but I really don't know the details.

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Yeah. Tried google searching but can't find anything. Best thing I can think of is to try ask someone in my local Serbian soccer club.

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Probably safest bet is to contact your local Red Cross.

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My condolences. I hope you can overcome this ordeal as soon as possible.

By the way, I see some users got suspended here. For being rude. Well what a nice site SG is, rude people are getting suspended! :)

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That's terrible, it seems like the weather has just been getting worse and worse lately, I hope the situation gets better and a lot of support comes your way, I'll tell the people I know about it, Good luck with overcoming the disaster.

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Pictures (videos) say more than words... Thousands of ppl lost their homes, and some lost their lives...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoCwQIXJgOc

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