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Of course "850 million people going hungry, thousands of whom died." is a massacre, but who's really talking about it and who really takes the time to fight this issue ACTIVELY. In fact, most people support this type of injustice with their complacency and "as long as its not me" attitude. Just like Katrina...wasn't that a tragedy? Who's even talking about it now, not to even mention taking action.