On
page 29 of the mainstream English Tabloid, Daily Mail, September 3rd
2015, was a gruesome photograph that attracted my attention. A skull and pieces
of scattered skeletons. Human remains. Well, well, well. Being shown grisly, hideous and gruesome
images, these days, is as “normal” as having breakfast. Whether in blogs, You
Tube or WhatsApp, we are “officially” desensitised with gory savageness. Nevertheless,
the Daily Mail snapshot was macabre for a reason. Not aimed at glorifying human
tragedy- like our internet- thanks God, most newspapers still upheld
traditional restrain and etiquette in social shock and info.
