You would take humanity out of this human tragedy that by any number must be stopped.
Being neutral twists the truth, denies humanity, makes tragedy commonplace.
But Roeg and Bowie reveal, in a not so ironic way, the real humanity of tragedy and love.
"The expression of such views reminds of the darkest pages in the history of the last century that has led humanity to the tragedy of the Second World War".
While his debates with Strulovitch thrash out the nature of vengeance, duty, fatherhood and history, it is through the ongoing dialogue he keeps up with his deceased wife, Leah, that Jacobson softens him, allowing him a humanity – and a tragedy – beyond victim or villain.
Speaking in Beverly Hills, 62-year-old Australian actor Geoffrey Rush, who plays Liesel's adoptive father, Hans, explained how he made sure that director Brian Percival had a plan to manage mixing humanity and history, tragedy and theater.
Only today can we all see clearly, as I wrote so many years ago, that the rise of the splinterlands has been humanity's true tragedy.
We need to expand our circle of common humanity, especially amid tragedy, with small acts of kindness and awareness every day.
He also re-emphasized the humanity of the tragedy and called countries with arms to destroy those nuclear weapons--a bold statement from the country with the second highest number of nukes.
Hassan Nasrallah, head of the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah, told a crowd of 150,000 in a March religious observance that the United States was trying to create a "tragedy for humanity and to spread chaos in the world" and predicted that the people of Iraq and the region would "welcome American troops with rifles, blood, arms, martyrdom".
