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3. November 2017, 19:52:28

crosseyed_uk

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Subject: Re: Dein

Modified by crosseyed_uk (3. November 2017, 22:25:34)

heavenrose: Let people remember him and respect him in the way they feel fit.

4. November 2017, 01:43:58

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Subject: Re: Dein

Modified by crosseyed_uk (4. November 2017, 05:08:02)

heavenrose: . No one knows if by remembering someone who has died is not letting them rest in peace. I am sure dien is at peace now. I think what has shocked us is that he was so young. Also he was popular and a very good player. Most people like to show their respect for him by posting a message.

4. November 2017, 01:34:27

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Modified by speachless (4. November 2017, 01:34:49)

heavenrose: I don't understand why you think people avoid him to be in piece only because they are saying goodbye and sharing their good memories. Everyone has the right to say goodbye as far it is respectful, or why do you think it's negative ?