Rescued But Not Saved - Haiti

[mayarhyner]

Thanks for sharing.

[Regedi7]

I wish I could help personally, give active support instead of just sending money ...

[Literario26]

It was so sad that made me cry. Cheers from Ecuador.

[Jjay7]

so sad.

[Caretika]

Wlow, race always seems to rear it's ugly head. People are selfish because we go through shit and a lot of us rather focus internally rather than externally (county-wise) it couldv'e been Mexico, Albania, Australia Korea it doesn't matter the thing is we(government) are spending like the world is gonna end(and don't have to pay it back) Well, pretty much whet I'm trying to say why do people like to blame America..Even some Americans do it..When there are other countries just as complex as ours.

[Grenendel]

omfg this is so sad

[thepsi75]

America should not be wasting any money on Haiti. we got our own problems to worry about. Haiti is already a craphole to begin with. Its time to give up on that country and move on. After all, there are more than 6 billion people in the world and losing a few blacks will not really impact anything. After all, i don't think we have to worry about losing a future black Einstein, don't think there will ever be a black Einstein.

[jim6584]

@thepsi75 Adolf, your kind of ugly selfish thinking is the reason the narrator takes a cheap shot on America.

I was upset at the comment about the American's refusing to treat her, but then I read your ugly post and I understand it.

I was just very lucky to be born in America, I am not better or special... just lucky. So are you, Adolf.

A little girl just lost her mother and you don't care because she isn't as smart as Einstein or is it only because she is black? I think I know.

[hannityforpres]

@thepsi75 You are exactly right. there will never be a black einstein. If you read "the bell curve" it explains itn perfectly. The highest levels of intellectual power do not exist in blacks. there are many who are smart enough to do regular jobs, and a few who can be scientists, but none reach the highest levels.

[octobubble]

i think this is sad but not america fault

[reillycain123]

very very sad

[passenger9411]

Vladamir wonders why the Americans refused to take care of the mother? Proof? I'm sure all of the hospitals are full. That part really pissed me off and was uncalled for. The story in itself is heartbreaking but there was no need for the digging at Americans.

[eric5906]

@passenger9411: I have to agree with u on this. That was a cheap shot at the Americans.

[HildaJeanAM]

thanks for so much for the doctors care for this little girl and her mother.

[daisydarling1992]

why is it due to "Our" people's religion? religion and faith are two separate things, man creates religion but faith is sumfin spiritual. white God? where did you get the idea that God's white? there is one race, the human race

[swinewarrior]

PharaohII................bet you live in the states not

Africa

[swinewarrior]

asshole...............how much Aid been sent

from african black pèople then

Haiti has been FREE for longer than any

other black country

[Eball06]

Well, Ghana has sent $3Million and supplies, and other African countries have donated funds. Haitians are descendants of Africans after all.

[ScarlettKnights]

What sort of distursing propaganda is this. The poor woman and her child, truly heartbreaking, but equally heartbreaking to use this video to bash Americans who are making more sacrafices, send more help, supplies, food, money, personnel and charity workers than anyone else in the world.

[fatalegg]

misery

[AHIZAS]

so so so so sad =(

[PharaohII]

MAMA GOD HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS1! i wish black people would quit looking up to something that they know nothing of.

[HildaJeanAM]

I am wondering about the care of the little girl as she left the doctors care. I hope she will continue to recovery and live to do something with her life.

[sry4gotmyusername]

I've witnessed the poverty in Haiti from my own eyes before this whole thing happened, it was very heartbreaking. The good thing that I hope comes out of this is that people start moving out of Port-au-Prince and more into the country side. Port-au-Prince just had a capacity of around 250k people but you have almost 2 millions people living in there and the surroundings. Considering also that a lot of the houses were poorly made, it was a tragedy bound to happen.

[ShaktipatSeer]

my eyes were watering through the whole thing

[DXtoboDX]

haiti is one of the poorest places in the world ... and then stuff like this happens there :(

[Allagiti]

So much sadness.

[TheAllegorian]

Excellent video. Such devastation. Why did the Americans refuse to treat them?

[rosey312]

can you imagin laying next to your baby screaming like that and not being able to help her? Imagin one day you scream and look to your mom fro support and she is no longer there? Talk about a broken heart.

[eski514]

stakes is high