Journalist Kenji Nagai's death in Burma, why it bothers? He was merely a photojournalist doing photographing of the pro-democracy protests. Why would this cost his life?
He would have a choice. He could easily have a decent job without bearing the risk to be injured or dead. He could be a happy man sitting at the TV all night to watch football match, making love with his wife, having fun with his children, enjoying everyday sunlight. He chose to be a journalist who took a task of taking pictures on the suffering people under the extremely ill government; to be whom would like to use his camera to speak for the truth, even for all pro-democracy Burmese. But he didn't choose to be shot down in the street and died in the foreign country. He didn't choose to be murdered by the fucking brutal illegitimate government.
This is unacceptable. It is too disgusting.
No doubt, Kenji Nagai had the overwhelmingly strong and unbearable pity for the suffering of mankind.Ridiculously, his life was claimed because of that. People who watched him dying in this undesirable way, hardly not to have pity for him deeply deeply.
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