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Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 10:59 pm
by X
No matter how cold it sounds, people die everyday. Its probably predisposed how you will die....One person, Forty people, Two million people, people die everyday.....so why should we mourn people that made the news, and not B-Dup who just got shot in a driveby shooting in Los Angeles....
See people, this is what media does to you. It makes you worry about people that you've never met. Feel bad for the families...ok. But if you took a single milisecond to grieve over each and every dead person, and their family everyday, you wouldn't have time to do anything else.
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 11:58 pm
by scarecrow
Personally if we are gonna "wage a war on terror" then by all means lets start with the biggest terrorist orginization in the world.
United States Government
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 11:37 am
by 4X541N7
junkie christ wrote:and for 4x5's statement, well you got good and bad points.
lemme quote out that really good point.
G8 Summit was schedueled to start today...But guess where Blair is...London..."Well...OK...I guess we won't be helping out those kids in Ethiopia...See ya next time, George..."
now someone think about that shit and tell me that governments (i didnt say who) dont fund this shit? they have the most to gain. not ahmed and his minimum wage jyhad.
people dont get up in arms over the deaths in iraq because of its just not popluar opinion and the media distorts it.
Stalin wrote:the death of one is a tragedy, the death of millions is a statistic
JC....Do you really want me to go into this topic?...Oh..Gonna anyway...
Honestly, yes, I think it was all a set up...So that the rest of the world ignores the fact...That the 8 'Most Powerful Countries", aren't doing anything of real value, to help out the rest of the world...
"America: We Profit, Because You Suffer"
And on a side note...Don't any of you think that a terrorist organization would really call itself 'The Secret Society of al-Quada in Europe"...That just seems a bit to comic book villian society to me...They could have named it the "League of Extremely Evil Persons" & been just as intimidating...Smells like poo to me...
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 11:42 am
by TiredUnhappy
Just so you know, there were two women from Knoxville that were injured. But if they had been ones that were killed "nobody would really care", right?

Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 11:51 am
by BearDragonLady
dead babies make good soup stock... that is all.
right-o
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 12:32 pm
by Scorptrio
If they wre injured in Knoxville, we would never have heard about it. THAT'S MY POINT. If they were injured in a fire in London, we would never have heard about it.
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 12:43 pm
by The Stormstress
Sorry 4 their lossez ... don't even b'liev this "Al Quada" crap ...
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 3:31 pm
by Zeo
If you don't think Al-Qaeda or a splinter cell of Al-Qaeda is responsible, who do you think is? The I.R.A.? The C.I.A.?
Please, humor me.
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 3:50 pm
by TiredUnhappy
I think arguing over whether or not we "mourn" people enough, or that we mourn everyone who has died "equally" is kind of silly. It's not like their deaths have no meaning, just because a thread wasn't made on KG about it.
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 4:44 pm
by 4X541N7
Zeo wrote:If you don't think Al-Qaeda or a splinter cell of Al-Qaeda is responsible, who do you think is? The I.R.A.? The C.I.A.?
Please, humor me.
Um...The people at the G8 Summit...That's who...But...Maybe I'm crazy...Who knows...Really...
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 5:45 pm
by Zeo
4X541N7 wrote:Zeo wrote:If you don't think Al-Qaeda or a splinter cell of Al-Qaeda is responsible, who do you think is? The I.R.A.? The C.I.A.?
Please, humor me.
Um...The people at the G8 Summit...That's who...But...Maybe I'm crazy...Who knows...Really...
The G-8 Summit is in Scotland, not London. Why didn't they strike in Scotland? Why not a government building?
If it were anarchists or an anti-globalization movement, they are certainly emulating Al-Qaeda terror tactics. Three bomb attacks on underground London trains within half an hour, and a double-decker bus 30 minutes later. Bombs weighing under 10 pounds, small enough to conceal on someone's body or backpack. Very similar to attacks being carried out by Al-Qaeda in Iraq.
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 6:34 pm
by Mother Mo
pryjmaty wrote:As long as people die, i will be in business.

:D i don't care how bad that sounds/reads.......i'm out for me and mine.
I feel ya! As long as there are crazy mother f**kers out there, the psychology field will be thriving... no matter what Tom Cruise & the Scientologists say.
Death of any kind is always tragic. I do think its a bit unbalanced to give more weight to certain deaths than to others, but I'm also one of the sappy moms who can't stand to hear about kids being hurt/killed. I guess death too early is like getting ripped off... only riding the ride for a brief moment & not getting your full 10 minutes. Then again, I dig that whole reincarnation idea. Everybody gets another chance at a good time then.
Condolences to the families of the victims of terrorist acts all over the world. Violent death is always harder to deal with.
Posted: Sat Jul 09, 2005 9:57 am
by debaser
I am annoyed at how politicised this event is in the US.
If there is a terrorist attack, the administration is vindicated for fighting the "War on Terror".
It there are no attacks, the administration is vindicated in fighting the "War on Terror".
Shan'u fuck?
I am also confused by some of the previous posts in this thread, so maybe the riders of the moral high horse can answer me this: Am I supposed to simply not give a shit about anyone dying, or should I turn into a simpering ball of jelly everytime someone in Jakarta falls off a ladder?
Help me out here...
Posted: Sun Jul 10, 2005 11:08 pm
by Coor
4X541N7 wrote:HAHAHAHA...
The best part...Is everyone fell right in...
G8 Summit was schedueled to start today...But guess where Blair is...London..."Well...OK...I guess we won't be helping out those kids in Ethiopia...See ya next time, George..."
...
I am glad that someone noticed that too...Not only that...but that it was all over the media how bush an Blair disagreed on G8...
Also...this kind of thing has happened in London and all around the world for years and no one lifted a fucking eye...We get 1 single attack an everyone shits when a bomb goes off in a country that is one of our allies in the war on terror...The ego of America never ceases to amaze me...but then again...neither does mine...
Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 12:59 am
by The Stormstress
Zeo wrote:If you don't think Al-Qaeda or a splinter cell of Al-Qaeda is responsible, who do you think is? The I.R.A.? The C.I.A.?
Please, humor me.
U lack the required security clearance 4 that nfo

& I'm not really close enuff with the PTBz (Powerz That B), myself, 2 acquire such nfo ...
While I readily admit 2 my general distrusting tendenciez, I will say that timing,
nconsistenciez, & certain conveniencez n the London attack just scream

contrived 2 me. Sorry 4 pop cul2r reference, but "Whenever there'z a doubt, there iz no doubt" -Ronin ...
Do I kno enuff 2 blame n-e-1 n particular? No.
Would I put sumthing like this past memberz ov the US govt? NO WAY! Would u?
Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 4:01 pm
by junkie christ
whats really funny is people talk about the attackers of london, the detractors of g8, Al-Qaeda, the governments involvement, etc etc.. like its not all the same thing. funded by the same people.
just a thought.
the links get made at random and have since 9-11 and people just overlook it.
read around other countries news that doesnt have the american filtration system on it.
evolve.
Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 4:36 pm
by Zeo
Sorry, but I would trust even Fox fucking News over Aljazeera.
Jesus.
Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 5:30 pm
by darkvader
From now on - anything that starts as or degenerates into a topic on "terrorism" is going in the Dumpster.
I, for one, refuse to be "terrorized" and I'm done with it.
Stupid fear-mongering media and government...
Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 8:27 pm
by junkie christ
Zeo wrote:Sorry, but I would trust even Fox fucking News over Aljazeera.
Jesus.
hahaha
very good point.
im a BBC man usually.
Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 10:48 pm
by Coor
junkie christ wrote:Zeo wrote:Sorry, but I would trust even Fox fucking News over Aljazeera.
Jesus.
hahaha
very good point.
im a BBC man usually.
Well these were the same people who said that Hussien was still in power when we had pic of him in his tighy whities...BBC rocks my sock as well...