This pisses me off. People who take joy in 9-11

[Hueij]

Originally posted by August Borms
I wonder if the Belgian Moroccans will be out celebrating again like they did last year...

And I bet you hope that they do. Gives you a chance to wear your brown shirt again?

[Faeelin]

Originally posted by Hueij

And I bet you hope that they do. Gives you a chance to wear your brown shirt again?

That's right! If he dislikes people celebrating 9/11, he's a fascist!

[SlowwHand]

Say what?

[Pekka]

I haven't met a person who takes a pleasure what happened that day.. and a person who would truly joy, well that's sick. Whether it's enemy or not, there's something wrong if you enjoy their deaths. I mean truly enjoy. That means the person is lacking the respect for human beings and life itself. Some people just simply don't care.. maybe they've too used to news like that, or they're just coping with it, trying to stay mentally fit at all times.

I find it troubling when I look into myself and wonder about it. On the other hand, I don't want wars to happen.. but on the other hand I'm waiting them in the news, laying back and eating pizza. It's becoming entertainment. It sometimes scares me. Am I lacking that respect myself? I'm not enjoying it, but still it beats the movies.. Why do I find it cool when I see cruise missiles flying, fighters taking off etc. It means people are going to die after all! I'm just leaving the people dying part off my head and concentrate on cool fighters and their specs. Maybe I should get my head checked.

[Pekka]

Actually right now I'm ashamed that I ordered BBC channel so I can check out the coming war. Should I cancel the order? Whatever, I'm not gonna do it anyway, I want to see it. So much for being peace loving furriner.

[Traianvs]

i don't exactly have the same feelings you have here...but i can imagine


think of all the people that like guns.... for sport, yea right, and i'm the pope

or all those people that go to airshows to see fighters and bombers...

or, all these people betting on when the US are gonna invade iraq...pretty sickening if u ask me

[DRoseDARs]

Well...if Pres. Jr. wants to invade something, looks like Finsbury Park 9-11-'02 is the place to be. Maybe he'll get luck and Osama bin Laden will be a guest lecturer.

[Datajack Franit]

I found the part of about forcing Sharia law in england funny

F#ck, if I was british I'd be too scared even to leave my home knowing people like that are going to seize power one day

AND let me point out that where they come from they couldn't do this

Yes. I lived in Syria (the country where "Mr." Muhammed comes) for half an year, and if someone tried to do something like that the police would have come to beat the crap out of them

[red_jon]

I feel lives hold equal weight regardless of nationality. Therefore I believe the deaths of innocent civilians in Afghanistan itself afterwards was a greater tragedy as more died. Just my opinion.

[Dauphin]

Originally posted by red_jon
I feel lives hold equal weight regardless of nationality. Therefore I believe the deaths of innocent civilians in Afghanistan itself afterwards was a greater tragedy as more died. Just my opinion.

Things aren't that black and white. Would you accept the killing of an innocent man, against his will, if it would save ten people via organ donation?

[DRoseDARs]

Originally posted by Sagacious Dolphin


Things aren't that black and white. Would you accept the killing of an innocent man, against his will, if it would save ten people via organ donation?

They do that in China, you know. Human Rights Groups screamed Bloody-Mary 'bout that a few years back. Harvesting the organs of prison inmates without their consent is still unethical and immoral, even if an individual was a murderer.

[red_jon]

Originally posted by Sagacious Dolphin


Things aren't that black and white. Would you accept the killing of an innocent man, against his will, if it would save ten people via organ donation?

This scenario is not appropriate. I'm not cticising the US military (yet ), I'm just saying more innocent civilians died in the aftermath.

[Dauphin]

I'm just saying that I don't think the body count is the only consideration, circumstance is just as important.

[Shi Huangdi]

"I feel lives hold equal weight regardless of nationality. Therefore I believe the deaths of innocent civilians in Afghanistan itself afterwards was a greater tragedy as more died. Just my opinion"

Yes, but nobody in the US is celebrating the lives of innocents lost in Afghanistan.

[red_jon]

Originally posted by Sagacious Dolphin
I'm just saying that I don't think the body count is the only consideration, circumstance is just as important.

Ah, yeh sorry I do agree with you. I was just saying that the civilians living in Afghanistan were just as innocent as those innocents who persished in the towers.