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Watch (unless you are sensitive!) how a Turkish business man assaulted a Syrian child

Video: A Turkish business man assaulted a Syrian child in the southern Turkish state of Urufa, due to the child's request for money from the shop owner. To watch, and to cry. Where we lost humanity and became such a violent society...

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Walter 110 days ago

Did this happen in Panama? If not, why publish this particular video?

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