Malala wins the Peace Prize

[Martinus]

[Viking]

Now you can get it for social media presence?

Sigh... Well at least this one doesn't tarnish the prize and she did fight for something explicitly good; girls education.

[mongers]

A deserving winner, I don't know much about the Indian activist she shares it with.


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Article here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-29564935

[Zanza]

Good choice. Working for disadvantaged children is certainly worthy of recognition and the peace prize seems fitting for that.

[Zanza]

I read an article about Kailash Satyarthi now and it sounds like he deserves every accolade possible. He seems to be a good man successfully working towards a noble goal.

[Josephus]

Kid's got a bright future, I think.

[Liep]

Kid's got a bright future, I think.

Judging by her track record it'll be a short one too.

[garbon]

So what is more irrelevant - the Peace Prize or the UN?

[Maximus]

Well, IIRC the peace prize comes with a million bucks.

[Maladict]

Kid's got a bright future, I think.

Judging by her track record it'll be a short one too.

She has probably already done more than I ever will.

[Liep]

So what is more irrelevant - the Peace Prize or the UN?

The UN has the power to be irrelevant in more areas than the Peace Prize.

[garbon]

Well, IIRC the peace prize comes with a million bucks.

So both are highly relevant from those that can make a living from them. Call that a draw on that front then.

[Josephus]

Kid's got a bright future, I think.

Judging by her track record it'll be a short one too.

She has probably already done more than I ever will.

than all of us.

[Josephus]

Well, IIRC the peace prize comes with a million bucks.

Wow...in Afghanistan that's like 10 million bucks. Party!

[Viking]

So what is more irrelevant - the Peace Prize or the UN?

I'd say the UN, simply because the UN got a peace prize, while the peace prize doesn't have a UN.