I am finding the argument about the last video of Madeleine very perplexing indeed. We've all gone through stacks of old photographs to recall happier times when someone is no longer with us; reminisced about events and occasions; perhaps treasuring a voice on a voicemail?
The McCanns have been forced to share treasured photographic mementos of Madeleine with the world in the hope that someone may recognise her from them.
The time for that is long past. Eleven years long past. Yet the family is still to be castigated by invasive and petty scrutiny of all they have left of their daughter as epitomised by the discussion here.
In my opinion those who claim not to suffer from 'empathy' or compassion cannot see how decidedly weird the obsession with deriding every aspect of this family's existence is.
Nothing more so I think than forcing the association with the versatility of the word described by Wikipedia as a noun, a verb, an adjective, an interjection or an adverb.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/f..k