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ITT: Henry continues his relentless crusade of being nice to people on the internet.
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Originally posted by Henry Plainview Henry Plainview wrote:

Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

no one exept 4.790 900 people + some swedes and danes, other then that note taken :D

And how many of them are members of this forum? Clearly I meant nobody in the most literal sense possible. 
thats true. im just pointing out that (even if it is a very remote place) it lives people thier, both Torodd and refugee are two out of 4'790 900


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I do not mourn his passing. The fact that he spent his last seconds of life hiding behind a woman, says everything about him.

My highest hope though is that noone in the upcoming generations will ever experience 9. September 2001 again. That day was a day of utter horror, no matter where you were. I spent that day in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The chills from the falling twin towers was very much felt in the civil war torn Belfast too.  That day was honestly the horror of horrors.  

Bin Laden was buried at see due to the lack of countries willing to take him. Bon Appetite, sharks. 
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i remember 2001 .11. as well It looked like something that was taken out of a Holloywood film but only this time it was reality.

it was a mixed feeling of (this word might be wrong but I have no other that I can think of) little excietment

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excitement - disturbance usually in protest      

hullabaloo, turmoil, upheaval, agitation

disturbance - the act of disturbing something or someone; setting something in motion

 

and huge   disbelief it just numbed me.with that imense scale the scene was terryfiyng 
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Points: 5210 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 02 2011 at 08:53

Since I woke up this morning to this news, my head's been swimming not really knowing what to think. It doesn't feel great celebrating the death of anyone. And yet, had it been my relative killed, I know inside I'd be glad. Killing is nasty business.

Perhaps it will give rich idiots pause before getting involved in these activities. They always send off young kids for suicide bombings, never their own children. Perhaps seeing a high profile rich puppeteer hunted down will be a deterrent.
 
 
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I find the pictures of Americans partying at ground zero pretty disrespectful. Not to Bin Laden but to 9/11. The main perpetrator may have been killed but it doesn't seem appropriate for a party, especially there.
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I find celebrating anyone's death, no matter how terrible a murderer, a bit unsettling. 
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Originally posted by stonebeard stonebeard wrote:

ITT: Henry continues his relentless crusade of being nice to people on the internet.

What else would I do? 
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I find the pictures of Americans partying at ground zero pretty disrespectful. Not to Bin Laden but to 9/11. The main perpetrator may have been killed but it doesn't seem appropriate for a party, especially there.

I don't think Ground Zero needs to be solemn candlelight vigils from now until infinity. 
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Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

I find celebrating anyone's death, no matter how terrible a murderer, a bit unsettling. 

Agreed. I think those turning out to wave flags and chant U S A have no idea what it really means and are just using it as an excuse to drink and act patriotic. 
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Originally posted by Henry Plainview Henry Plainview wrote:

Originally posted by stonebeard stonebeard wrote:

ITT: Henry continues his relentless crusade of being nice to people on the internet.

What else would I do? 
Originally posted by topographicbroadways topographicbroadways wrote:

I find the pictures of Americans partying at ground zero pretty disrespectful. Not to Bin Laden but to 9/11. The main perpetrator may have been killed but it doesn't seem appropriate for a party, especially there.

I don't think Ground Zero needs to be solemn candlelight vigils from now until infinity. 

Of course not but I find the scenes there this morning to be rather over the top
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Originally posted by topographicbroadways topographicbroadways wrote:

Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

I find celebrating anyone's death, no matter how terrible a murderer, a bit unsettling. 

Agreed. I think those turning out to wave flags and chant U S A have no idea what it really means and are just using it as an excuse to drink and act patriotic.

Then enlighten the rest of us, what does it really mean? 
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Perhaps they are not celebrating a murder but they are celebrating peace....
America can feel at least that one threat has been eliminated. The AQ still exists but the leader has been exterminated. That is certainly something to celebrate.
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Originally posted by Henry Plainview Henry Plainview wrote:

 
Originally posted by topographicbroadways topographicbroadways wrote:

Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

I find celebrating anyone's death, no matter how terrible a murderer, a bit unsettling. 

Agreed. I think those turning out to wave flags and chant U S A have no idea what it really means and are just using it as an excuse to drink and act patriotic.

Then enlighten the rest of us, what does it really mean? 

Nobody here needs my minimal enlightenment on anything. Just finding the partying at ground zero to be very stupid.
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Originally posted by AtomicCrimsonRush AtomicCrimsonRush wrote:

Perhaps they are not celebrating a murder but they are celebrating peace....
America can feel at least that one threat has been eliminated. The AQ still exists but the leader has been exterminated. That is certainly something to celebrate.

Was he still the leader though? Is there proof that he was still in a position of perpetrating AQ operations?

I don't personally know and didn't see mention of it. Perhaps he was though, if so yes it is a success worthy of celebration.
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Terrorism is just a method. It's a method for bringing about a certain political end. The elimination of a leader may weaken one particular organization, but the root causes for terrorism are completely unchanged and unaddressed. 
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Points: 17966 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 02 2011 at 09:12
Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

I find celebrating anyone's death, no matter how terrible a murderer, a bit unsettling. 
 
Why? People of the world have been celebrating death for 1,000's of years. There is no right and wrong when it comes to peoples emotions....unless of course you live in a country where your feelings may get you killed or jailed for life.
History has proven their are no moral laws when it comes to war.
 
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Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

Terrorism is just a method. It's a method for bringing about a certain political end. The elimination of a leader may weaken one particular organization, but the root causes for terrorism are completely unchanged and unaddressed. 
 
Absolutely agree. However, major terrorist endeavours require money and organization. Rich kingpins typically don't believe that dying for the cause includes themselves. This may give some a little pause before going down that path.
 
Sadly, I see an uptick in small suicide bombings over the next weeks. But the larger scale missions, already on the decline, are less likely. We'll see.
 
 
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Points: 17966 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 02 2011 at 09:28
Sadly terrorism and the root causes of this means of murder will never go away.
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The show of elation at his death is hardly surprising given the bad boy stardom the western media has afforded him for the last decade.

He has become the face of terror, and as such, many people may be inclined to think - wrongly in my opinion - that this is a major victory. In the west many of us take a very narrow view on how the world works. We think in terms of 'good vs bad' when in reality there are merely different and completely incompatible perspectives, which will never be fully reconciled.



   
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Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

The show of elation at his death is hardly surprising given the bad boy stardom the western media has afforded him for the last decade.

He has become the face of terror, and as such, many people may be inclined to think - wrongly in my opinion - that this is a major victory. In the west many of us take a very narrow view on how the world works. We think in terms of 'good vs bad' when in reality there are merely different and completely incompatible perspectives, which will never be fully reconciled.



   

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