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I don't think they should release the pictures. It isn't right IMO.
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Originally Posted by dmbrhs
So you sympathize with terrorists. That's good to know.Originally Posted by CallHimAR
Originally Posted by James Earl Zones
Their provocation for the most part had nothing to do with the average American. Its sad that a lot of people really believe things like this.
Osama's plan is still going. Our country is falling apart just like he planned and we're already too far gone.
It really isn't that surprising that people believe this though. "They hate us for our freedom, they hate our way of life" is what was repeated over and over after 9/11 because it was a simple answer to a very, very big question. Instead of going into detail about why we were attacked, and what really made their hate for us so strong, this became the go to answer. Then Huntington's whole "clash of civilizations" idea put a bow on top.
Originally Posted by dmbrhs
So you sympathize with terrorists. That's good to know.Originally Posted by CallHimAR
Originally Posted by James Earl Zones
Their provocation for the most part had nothing to do with the average American. Its sad that a lot of people really believe things like this.
Osama's plan is still going. Our country is falling apart just like he planned and we're already too far gone.
It really isn't that surprising that people believe this though. "They hate us for our freedom, they hate our way of life" is what was repeated over and over after 9/11 because it was a simple answer to a very, very big question. Instead of going into detail about why we were attacked, and what really made their hate for us so strong, this became the go to answer. Then Huntington's whole "clash of civilizations" idea put a bow on top.
Originally Posted by dmbrhs
So you sympathize with terrorists. That's good to know.Originally Posted by CallHimAR
Originally Posted by James Earl Zones
Their provocation for the most part had nothing to do with the average American. Its sad that a lot of people really believe things like this.
Osama's plan is still going. Our country is falling apart just like he planned and we're already too far gone.
It really isn't that surprising that people believe this though. "They hate us for our freedom, they hate our way of life" is what was repeated over and over after 9/11 because it was a simple answer to a very, very big question. Instead of going into detail about why we were attacked, and what really made their hate for us so strong, this became the go to answer. Then Huntington's whole "clash of civilizations" idea put a bow on top.
Originally Posted by dmbrhs
So you sympathize with terrorists. That's good to know.Originally Posted by CallHimAR
Originally Posted by James Earl Zones
Their provocation for the most part had nothing to do with the average American. Its sad that a lot of people really believe things like this.
Osama's plan is still going. Our country is falling apart just like he planned and we're already too far gone.
It really isn't that surprising that people believe this though. "They hate us for our freedom, they hate our way of life" is what was repeated over and over after 9/11 because it was a simple answer to a very, very big question. Instead of going into detail about why we were attacked, and what really made their hate for us so strong, this became the go to answer. Then Huntington's whole "clash of civilizations" idea put a bow on top.
Originally Posted by whiterails
Originally Posted by wawaweewa
Originally Posted by sonofsam
yea i know hes responsible for alot of deaths i kinda worded that wrong..but what i was tryin to ask is if middle easterns view us as terroist?
You made a valid point.
What we view as "collateral damage", others view as murder. What we view as murder ( 9/11) victims, others view as collateral damage (attacking the enemy's infrastructure; Pentagon and the WTC).
It's relative.
If these "others" view the victims of terrorism as "collateral damage", they are morons. Al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups attack civilians intentionally as a way of promoting terror and fear. The civilians and their emotional well-being are their direct targets. The buildings themselves are incidental. Collateral damage is defined as unintended damage....not the case here.
Originally Posted by whiterails
Originally Posted by wawaweewa
Originally Posted by sonofsam
yea i know hes responsible for alot of deaths i kinda worded that wrong..but what i was tryin to ask is if middle easterns view us as terroist?
You made a valid point.
What we view as "collateral damage", others view as murder. What we view as murder ( 9/11) victims, others view as collateral damage (attacking the enemy's infrastructure; Pentagon and the WTC).
It's relative.
If these "others" view the victims of terrorism as "collateral damage", they are morons. Al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups attack civilians intentionally as a way of promoting terror and fear. The civilians and their emotional well-being are their direct targets. The buildings themselves are incidental. Collateral damage is defined as unintended damage....not the case here.
Originally Posted by whiterails
Originally Posted by wawaweewa
Originally Posted by sonofsam
yea i know hes responsible for alot of deaths i kinda worded that wrong..but what i was tryin to ask is if middle easterns view us as terroist?
You made a valid point.
What we view as "collateral damage", others view as murder. What we view as murder ( 9/11) victims, others view as collateral damage (attacking the enemy's infrastructure; Pentagon and the WTC).
It's relative.
If these "others" view the victims of terrorism as "collateral damage", they are morons. Al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups attack civilians intentionally as a way of promoting terror and fear. The civilians and their emotional well-being are their direct targets. The buildings themselves are incidental. Collateral damage is defined as unintended damage....not the case here.
Originally Posted by whiterails
Originally Posted by wawaweewa
Originally Posted by sonofsam
yea i know hes responsible for alot of deaths i kinda worded that wrong..but what i was tryin to ask is if middle easterns view us as terroist?
You made a valid point.
What we view as "collateral damage", others view as murder. What we view as murder ( 9/11) victims, others view as collateral damage (attacking the enemy's infrastructure; Pentagon and the WTC).
It's relative.
If these "others" view the victims of terrorism as "collateral damage", they are morons. Al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups attack civilians intentionally as a way of promoting terror and fear. The civilians and their emotional well-being are their direct targets. The buildings themselves are incidental. Collateral damage is defined as unintended damage....not the case here.
I agree, the buildings were symbols.Originally Posted by fraij da 5 11
Originally Posted by whiterails
Originally Posted by wawaweewa
You made a valid point.
What we view as "collateral damage", others view as murder. What we view as murder ( 9/11) victims, others view as collateral damage (attacking the enemy's infrastructure; Pentagon and the WTC).
It's relative.
If these "others" view the victims of terrorism as "collateral damage", they are morons. Al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups attack civilians intentionally as a way of promoting terror and fear. The civilians and their emotional well-being are their direct targets. The buildings themselves are incidental. Collateral damage is defined as unintended damage....not the case here.
This is exactly right... The point of theft risk is to strike fear and the number one way to do that is to strike the every day person... Women, children, it doesn't matter. For the last 10 years at one point or another nearly every American has considered that they might not be safe doing something that they want to do or going somewhere they want to go as a result of 9/11.I wouldn't however call the buildings "incidental" though as they were heavily symbolic even before the attacks destroyed them.
I agree, the buildings were symbols.Originally Posted by fraij da 5 11
Originally Posted by whiterails
Originally Posted by wawaweewa
You made a valid point.
What we view as "collateral damage", others view as murder. What we view as murder ( 9/11) victims, others view as collateral damage (attacking the enemy's infrastructure; Pentagon and the WTC).
It's relative.
If these "others" view the victims of terrorism as "collateral damage", they are morons. Al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups attack civilians intentionally as a way of promoting terror and fear. The civilians and their emotional well-being are their direct targets. The buildings themselves are incidental. Collateral damage is defined as unintended damage....not the case here.
This is exactly right... The point of theft risk is to strike fear and the number one way to do that is to strike the every day person... Women, children, it doesn't matter. For the last 10 years at one point or another nearly every American has considered that they might not be safe doing something that they want to do or going somewhere they want to go as a result of 9/11.I wouldn't however call the buildings "incidental" though as they were heavily symbolic even before the attacks destroyed them.
Originally Posted by NubianDisaster
I don't think they should release the pictures. It isn't right IMO.
Originally Posted by NubianDisaster
I don't think they should release the pictures. It isn't right IMO.
Originally Posted by JD214
Originally Posted by NubianDisaster
I don't think they should release the pictures. It isn't right IMO.
It's the only way to show if he's really dead or ducktales.
Originally Posted by JD214
Originally Posted by NubianDisaster
I don't think they should release the pictures. It isn't right IMO.
It's the only way to show if he's really dead or ducktales.
Originally Posted by whiterails
Originally Posted by wawaweewa
Originally Posted by sonofsam
yea i know hes responsible for alot of deaths i kinda worded that wrong..but what i was tryin to ask is if middle easterns view us as terroist?
You made a valid point.
What we view as "collateral damage", others view as murder. What we view as murder ( 9/11) victims, others view as collateral damage (attacking the enemy's infrastructure; Pentagon and the WTC).
It's relative.
If these "others" view the victims of terrorism as "collateral damage", they are morons. Al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups attack civilians intentionally as a way of promoting terror and fear. The civilians and their emotional well-being are their direct targets. The buildings themselves are incidental. Collateral damage is defined as unintended damage....not the case here.
Originally Posted by whiterails
Originally Posted by wawaweewa
Originally Posted by sonofsam
yea i know hes responsible for alot of deaths i kinda worded that wrong..but what i was tryin to ask is if middle easterns view us as terroist?
You made a valid point.
What we view as "collateral damage", others view as murder. What we view as murder ( 9/11) victims, others view as collateral damage (attacking the enemy's infrastructure; Pentagon and the WTC).
It's relative.
If these "others" view the victims of terrorism as "collateral damage", they are morons. Al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups attack civilians intentionally as a way of promoting terror and fear. The civilians and their emotional well-being are their direct targets. The buildings themselves are incidental. Collateral damage is defined as unintended damage....not the case here.
Originally Posted by NubianDisaster
I don't think they should release the pictures. It isn't right IMO.
Originally Posted by NubianDisaster
I don't think they should release the pictures. It isn't right IMO.
I remember being 10 watching live footage of people leaping 80 floors then splat in the middle of the street like tomatoes. You tell me what isnt right.Originally Posted by NubianDisaster
I don't think they should release the pictures. It isn't right IMO.
I remember being 10 watching live footage of people leaping 80 floors then splat in the middle of the street like tomatoes. You tell me what isnt right.Originally Posted by NubianDisaster
I don't think they should release the pictures. It isn't right IMO.