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I am disappointed in how mothers turned to be especially after reading last night on twitter that a Syrian mother had killed her autistic child by injecting him with gasoline in the intensive care while he was treated from a previous attempt to strangle him.
The news shocked me especially following what happened in the US a month ago when a mother killed her teens in a hotel and tried to crash her car against an eclectic pole. What happened to mothers’ genuine love? Animals like Cats now demonstrate more love and devotion to their youngsters than human mothers. Is that a result of the dominating violence all over the world? Did hearts dry from mercy? Did taking someone’s life become easy? Are we in a world dominated by hatred, violence and revenge? I wonder how did we reach that stage and who is responsible for that?