Gucumatz
JS, secretly Rod Serling
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While warmongers are hardly blameless let's not blame ourselves for nut job terrorists.
I am writing this quote down for personal future use (if you dont mind of course

While warmongers are hardly blameless let's not blame ourselves for nut job terrorists.
Your statement was in essence:
"I care about the refugees but not enough to actually do anything to help them."
So why even bother with that preface. If you're going to be a racist asshat at least own it.
Getting blown to bits or having a family member killed for no reason hurts more...There is nothing wrong with sympathizing with those who will suffer from these attacks along with those suffering the attacks.
As a fellow human, it all hurts the same.
Getting blown to bits or having a family member killed for no reason hurts more...
"I hope no one in the future is racist and mean because violence maniacs assaulted people based solely on the fact that they didn't share their beliefs"...
I doubt it will cause any racism but fear of crazy fundie terrorists, probably.
No sympathy for the victims, just a call for more tolerance of the belief systems that fuel this violence...
I was just talking to my colleagues earlier about how huge, coordinated terrorist attacks are no longer possible due to better intelligence. Then I read about how 160 people are dead in many locations. Who screwed up and missed any sign of coordination of these attacks?
No sympathy for the victims, just a call for more tolerance of the belief systems that fuel this violence...
I think the question is where the rage is being directed at. I am with joecool - I don't want such understandable rage directed at innocent refugees and people adjusting to European society. But against extremists, by all means be "mean"
It's kind of disgusting that it even needs to be said that people innocent who share nothing with the attackers except a religion should not be targeted in retribution for what happened.
This kind of violence is the reason the refugees started coming into Europe. What will be known as a national tragedy for Paris would just be Tuesday to them back home.
Hatred fueled this violence, or do you disagree.
It isn't necessarily retaliation which is at stake [although its a possibility, I have faith in Europe to behave relatively well - as naive as that may be] - funding for refugee shelters and homes, programs for integration, etc. are all at stake in a politically changing Europe
But necessary, given that these terrorists believe in applying Sippenhaft the entire Western/Christian civilisation.It's kind of disgusting that it even needs to be said that people innocent who share nothing with the attackers except a religion should not be targeted in retribution for what happened.
Usual shouldn't become normal, normal shouldn't become natural.Ice_Tyrant said:This kind of violence is the reason the refugees started coming into Europe. What will be known as a national tragedy for Paris would just be Tuesday to them back home.
Hatred is a very small piece of this. I've hated plenty of people in my life (who've done severely wrong by me), I don't obsess on that hate, build an ideaology around it. I do my best to get on with life & get on in society even though I hate many things about society.Hatred fueled this violence, or do you disagree.
But necessary, given that these terrorists believe in applying Sippenhaft the entire Western/Christian civilisation.
No, no, TK, no. We must not fall into the same trap as those morons do, the trap idiots like Marine Le Pen will try to lure us into. Sorry if it wasn't clear.
People know France is already bombing in Syria yeah?