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Griff 04-15-2013 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Clodfobble (Post 860866)
NY Post is reporting that at least one Saudi national has been identified as a suspect.

Guess its time to bomb Iran then.

Lamplighter 04-15-2013 08:06 PM

Ummm.... that's from the NY Post
- not to be confused with the NY Times or the Washington Post

elSicomoro 04-15-2013 08:15 PM

I think Americans in general are certainly hyper-sensitive to terrorist attacks, foreign and domestic. However, we're also of the mindset that, "Hey, fuck you! You don't try and fuck with my parade! Now we're gonna make an even bigger parade...and walk around naked too!"

tw 04-15-2013 09:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Clodfobble (Post 860866)
NY Post is reporting that at least one Saudi national has been identified as a suspect.

One Saudi was detained because some white American saw this foreign looking guy, heard an explosion. and then the Saudi was running with everyone else. He was not white American. So he must be suspicious.

How would you protect from massacres when massacres (by Timothy McViegh, Terry Nichols and Michael Fortier, by Harris and Klebold, by Eric Rudolph, and by Adam and Nancy Lanza) were conducted or assisted only by American citizens. Most 'so called' terrorism is by American citizens. And still some just know it must have been that Saudi because he looks different; therefore must be evil.

Immediately after Oklahoma City, everyone was looking for Arabs because emotion (rather than what adults use) justified the reasoning.

Who are the most likely suspects? American citizens. Especially in a country where opinion based in no facts (also called hate) publicly says, "we want America to fail". Hate promoted by extremism inspires the most dangerous suspects - American citizens.

Where did Eric Rudolph get money and support while 'living in the woods for five years without any job'? Where did he get the 250 pounds of dynamite that he had stashed in NC woods? Oh. An evil Saddam or Santa Claus (another foreigner) must have provided it. Nonsense. The greatest threat to Americans are American citizens. Who, in great numbers, even praised Rudolph for the Altanta Olympics bombing.

Greatest threat is an American citizen brainwashed by extremists rhetoric. Who only believe the first thing he is told. Who still thinks like a child.

xoxoxoBruce 04-15-2013 09:06 PM

You're right, lets bomb Korea.

footfootfoot 04-15-2013 09:34 PM

:rotflol:

tw 04-15-2013 10:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce (Post 860907)
You're right, lets bomb Korea.

It easier to bomb those who are a threat to no one. We attacked Saddam. Use the same reasoning. Bomb the North Pole. Santa Claus is a threat to no one. And does not have nukes.

Oh. Wait. We don't have a president who is destroying the economy. And needs a war to increase his popularity. Never mind.

sexobon 04-15-2013 10:39 PM

Putting the finger on foreign fiends who decidedly did the dastardly deed sounds like a job for the Boston Tea Party!

Flint 04-15-2013 10:40 PM

We don't have a president who is destroying the economy? Are you being sarcastic or serious?

xoxoxoBruce 04-15-2013 11:13 PM

He's not. He can't. Only the slimy fuckers in congress can do that.

Flint 04-15-2013 11:25 PM

Forgot, the Prez is basically Phil Hartman. Smarmy dickhead in inconsequential comedy sketches.

gvidas 04-15-2013 11:48 PM

Is it coincidental that a lot of legs were destroyed to the point of amputation? Or, do bombings usually involve a lot of people losing legs?

I'm most struck by the idea of so many people being turned so abruptly from marathon fans and/or runners into amputees.

piercehawkeye45 04-16-2013 12:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Perry Winkle (Post 860851)
I know a handful of people who were running it. Hoping they and their friends and family spectating are safe.

I was talking to one of my friends who used to run the Boston marathon and he told me that one of his friends finished about two minutes before the explosion...

Aliantha 04-16-2013 12:10 AM

This is a terrible thing to have happened. It hit home for me because i have a cousin who lives in Boston with his family. My first reaction was to worry about their safety, then my rational mind reminded me that for one thing, neither he nor his wife are runners, and with two small kids, it's highly unlikely that they'd have spectating. We here still haven't been able to get through, but we're assuming that no news is good news simply because if they'd been harmed in any way, they would have called home.

It's just shocking.

ZenGum 04-16-2013 06:38 AM

Just a couple of thoughts ...

Bastards, whoever they were.

But let's actually investigate rather than jumping to conclusions.

They could have killed a lot more people, and caused a bigger panic, if they had bombed the start of the Marathon, not the finish.

Not meaning to belittle the experiences of those affected, but Monday in Iraq saw a bombing wave that killed 55 and wounded several hundred. It was the deadliest day in almost a month.
The Boston bombings are something your society can surely survive. So, like, be chill, America, act all cool and stuff, don't play this up too much, but, like, still nail whoever did it.


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