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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] I'm just finding it ironic that so many Americans are horrified by how terrorists could attack such a large group of civilians, they're innocent people after all. Oh wait, the USA does that, and it's okay because Americans justify the deaths of innocents in their minds, or shrug it off as if non-American lives are less valuable.mrbojangles25
That's exactly what the terrorists on 9/11 thought about Americans. It just turns out the Americans fight harder.yeah, the loss of civilian life on either side is tragic, but at the risk of sounding juvenile, they (muslim extremists) started it, so if you are really pissed off about innocent Afghanis dying, well, lets share the blame at least a little bit and put it as much on the terrorists as the US military.
Dont start none, won't be none...so they say.
Lets also not forget about the decades of embassy bombings, airline bombings, and more, all done in the name of Islam. This is nothing new. If you ask me, the more backwards parts of the Muslim world had this coming for 30-40 years now.
I really just hope this is the death gasps of the extremists and fundamentalists, the last vain attempts to scare people into thinking their way is better. I hope in the next decade or two there will be a massive drop in these attacks, followed by fewer Muslim-on-Muslim attacks (as are occuring in democratic muslim states now, actually).
Most Arab-Americans I know (is that the proper term? I dont know...) are pretty damn awesome, and the few that are religious are all right too...only thing I can object to is that they won't drink a beer with you :P Wish the rest of the Muslim world would get on board, realize that ancient faith and modern society can coexist.
Yes. Which is exactly why radical tribesman should not have attacked the United States. It was an unfair fight to begin with.
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