15 Jan 06
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Originally posted by STANGI was going to start a thread on this! About the US' disregard for other countries. They'll say something along the lines of 'terrorism knows no borders' or accuse us by saying 'what? you'd let them get away?'. I'd say 'no, but when you start doing things like bombing innocent countries in this way, you are going against the international community, and are, because of your actions, as much terrorists as the people you pursue.' Sometimes, you have to be above your tormentors.
America just killed one and a half dozen people on the Pakistan border. America's intelligence was wrong. Stupid American Killers !!!
Your actions will only bring more terrorism.
15 Jan 06
Originally posted by scottishinnzI felt sorry for America on 9/11. I feel less sorry since all the deaths in the Middle East. Even though I feel for the innocent, I will feel less sorry next terrorist strike.
I was going to start a thread on this! About the US' disregard for other countries. They'll say something along the lines of 'terrorism knows no borders' or accuse us by saying 'what? you'd let them get away?'. I'd say 'no, but when you start doing things like bombing innocent countries in this way, you are going against the international community, ...[text shortened]... errorists as the people you pursue.' Sometimes, you have to be above your tormentors.
15 Jan 06
Originally posted by STANGCome now lad, don't harden your heart like that. I understand it can be easy to, given all that occurs. I encourage you to bear in mind that innocents are innocents, no matter where they are found. People, wherever they are found, for the most part just want to go about their peaceful lives attempting to create a life of quality and purpose.
I felt sorry for America on 9/11. I feel less sorry since all the deaths in the Middle East. Even though I feel for the innocent, I will feel less sorry next terrorist strike.
Innocence knows not borders nor politics. Unfortunately, nor does death.
15 Jan 06
Originally posted by STANGYou felt sorry for them on 9/11?
I felt sorry for America on 9/11. I feel less sorry since all the deaths in the Middle East. Even though I feel for the innocent, I will feel less sorry next terrorist strike.
I didn't.
I laughed my head off when that second plane hit the building. I was stamping my foot and giggling. Pointing and saying things like: "I TOLD YOU SO... I TOLD YOU SO..."
After 6 beers I calmed down and realised that this was going to be the start of a very long US killing spree...
Then it didn't seem so funny anymore.
They now had the justificication to overtly do what they'd already been doing covertly for 20 years. And the world wide community was going to back them.
"Oh how shocking! This is an attack on democracy. This is an attack on the Western way of life. A vicious assault on our morals and values."
Our morals and values which to that point had killed thousands of civilians and maimed hundreds of thousands of others. And I'm not even mentioning the killing of 500.000 Iraquee children due to our persistent punishing of the Iraq regime and our refusal to send them cancer-treating drugs.
Our way of life which can only exist by raping third world countries and forcing them to do cheap labour for us.
Yes. I'm so god damned proud of everything we stand for.
So no. I disagree with your assessment on the situation.
15 Jan 06
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Originally posted by shavixmirI spent an awfully long time attempting to write something in response to this. Alas, I was unable to construct a post which would not assuredly ban me from this site for life.
You felt sorry for them on 9/11?
I didn't.
I laughed my head off when that second plane hit the building. I was stamping my foot and giggling. Pointing and saying things like: "I TOLD YOU SO... I TOLD YOU SO..."
After 6 beers I calmed down and realised that this was going to be the start of a very long US killing spree...
Then it didn't seem so f f everything we stand for.
So no. I disagree with your assessment on the situation.
Given the history of my posts here, I hope that this conveys to you a general idea of my feelings on your statement here. I am going out to chain smoke now, and hopefull I won't change my mind and edit this post while I am able back to its original composition.
15 Jan 06
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according to yahoo it was a cia unpilotted drone plane firing missliles down at where they hoped to kill osama bin laden's friend : Ayman al-Zawahri.
imagine having unmanned drones looking down at you, run by a foriegn culture, in a country on the other side of the planet, by people who seem to hate you ... firing death down at your people ...
the pakistanis will not like this.
the cia probably hoped for a 10000 to 1 chance lucky hit, and kill osama ... but more likely they destroy their own credibility.
i think this will make the hunt for osama more difficult.
15 Jan 06
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Originally posted by shavixmirwe all make mistakes ...
You felt sorry for them on 9/11?
I didn't. ...
you made a mistake (that seems forgivable .... the u.s. has done many bad things ... but) ... you made a mistake.
some beautiful nice innocent sweet people were murdered that day.
and also when beautiful nice innocent sweet pakistanis die ... i hope people do not smile.
15 Jan 06
Jeffrey Dahmer, most definitely.
"Oh, wait, never mind all these ethnics, this young Korean chap with a drillmark through his forehead is actually my boyfriend. Yes, officers, he lives here with me, no problems, just take down my address."
"No problem, Governor, even though I'm serving life for sexual serial murder against Black people, by all means place me in the general population in a works party with a gigantic crazed Black guy serving life for murder."
Damn, wrong thread.
15 Jan 06
Originally posted by flexmorePakistani's not like this? Now they will welcome Bin Laden with
according to yahoo it was a cia unpilotted drone plane firing missliles down at where they hoped to kill osama bin laden's friend : Ayman al-Zawahri.
imagine having unmanned drones looking down at you, run by a foriegn culture, in a country on the other side of the planet, by people who seem to hate you ... firing death down at your people ...
the pak ...[text shortened]... hey destroy their own credibility.
i think this will make the hunt for osama more difficult.
open arms. The US spooks will never find him now.
15 Jan 06
Originally posted by flexmoreThat feeling you feel.
some beautiful nice innocent sweet people were murdered that day.
That feeling of injustice, pain and suffering.
That feeling that you want revenge. That innocent people died who had nothing to do with their governments; policies; killings.
That feeling of hatred for the perpetrators; that they should be brought to justice any-which-way-possible.
That feeling of helplessness and devestation.
That feeling of wanting do do something but realising that there is nothing you can do but feel loss, hurt and revenge...
That feeling, my friend, is called collatoral damage.
15 Jan 06
Originally posted by shavixmirUp till now I liked shavixmir.Now I question his humanity ,not to mention his intelligence.You thought it was FUNNY when the 911 attacks went on??How funny would it have been if your loved ones were in the building and got killed??Or if you yourself were in there??
You felt sorry for them on 9/11?
I didn't.
I laughed my head off when that second plane hit the building. I was stamping my foot and giggling. Pointing and saying things like: "I TOLD YOU SO... I TOLD YOU SO..."
After 6 beers I calmed down and realised that this was going to be the start of a very long US killing spree...
Then it didn't seem so f ...[text shortened]... f everything we stand for.
So no. I disagree with your assessment on the situation.
Laugh it up funny boy,the aftershave commeth.
Now you seem like a slightly more articulate version of STANG.