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No terrorist barriers or borders- how to become the idiot of the year
People falling and dying as victims of terrorist attacks are always a hard and challenging topic to discuss. Every time we face a tragedy celebrities will come out with words of prayers and support, but sometimes these words don’t really reflect the reality of a situation. They can even be called insensitive and idiotic. Katy Perry’s ‘no barriers, no borders’ political agenda are a perfect example.
Katy Perry is famous for singing pop bubbly songs, which are quite in contrast with her attitude and opinion in everyday life. In case you have forgotten, this pop diva is really good at publicly shaming others. She mocked Britney with her head- shaving joke after her breakdown …show more content…

Yes. Even for someone as obnoxious as Katy Perry, such thoughts seem distant from reality and are rather disturbing. Finally, such statements are a perfect way for someone to be the center stage idiot even after such a tragedy where many children were wounded and died.
The Manchester tragedy recap
Last year a terrible tragedy happened in the Manchester arena on May 22nd after Arianna Grande finished her concert. People were leaving the concert when a massive explosion occurred in the foyer leading to Victoria station around 10.35 pm. According to the Independent, over 200 calls were made to emergency services. A mass panic happened instantly, many people were hurt and 22 people tragically lost their lives.
The Manchester police caught the perpetrator who went on a suicide mission. However, the organization behind the horrible act was the well known extremist group ISIS. Shortly after the event, the organization sent out public statements in more than 100 languages claiming responsibility for the attack. In this statement they praised the man responsible for the explosion, calling him a soldier of the

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