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**affozyBoomi** · 03-27-2006, 07:00 AM

I would like to ask that we all have a moment of silence for the victems of the London bombings that were carried out.

When you start to think about it, thats more than 40 peoples point of views that were lost. There are more than 40 peoples ideas, dreams, hopes and aspirations that have been wiped clean. This just goes to show that we need to all live life to the fullest. No matter how much we try to stop evil in this world, there will always be that other person that keeps fighting you, we cant have good without evil. Instead of living in fear, we need to go out and have as much fun as we can, show those assholes that no matter how much they try, they wont be able to beat us.

Also, this has NOT been getting as much american coverage as it should. CNN decided that they had enough extra time left to talk about how teens are having more sex than in the 90's. Thats disgusting.

I didnt bothering censoring the word above, and I dont know if thats allowed but I dont really think that it really matters on a day like this. If it does, can one of the mods please inform me?

My own personal feelings toward the news coverage has been that terrorists want as much news coverage as they can get, because the maximum number of people will see what they have done, think "It could happen here!", and will pressure their governments to give in to terrorist demands.

I regard any anonymous bomber as a coward, because they do not have the moral courage to stand up for their views without having to resort to violence. I regard their leaders, the ones who are exhorting them to suicide bombings, as even bigger cowards. They, who are generally older, send out their young men and women to die for a cause, while the leaders are safely tucked in some hidden location. (Osama and Zarqawi, are you listening?)

As Gregory has said, we need to continue to live our lives as we have, and not let the tails wag the dogs.

03-27-2006, 07:00 AM	#5
affozyBoomi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 469 Senior Member	I would like to ask that we all have a moment of silence for the victems of the London bombings that were carried out. When you start to think about it, thats more than 40 peoples point of views that were lost. There are more than 40 peoples ideas, dreams, hopes and aspirations that have been wiped clean. This just goes to show that we need to all live life to the fullest. No matter how much we try to stop evil in this world, there will always be that other person that keeps fighting you, we cant have good without evil. Instead of living in fear, we need to go out and have as much fun as we can, show those assholes that no matter how much they try, they wont be able to beat us. Also, this has NOT been getting as much american coverage as it should. CNN decided that they had enough extra time left to talk about how teens are having more sex than in the 90's. Thats disgusting. I didnt bothering censoring the word above, and I dont know if thats allowed but I dont really think that it really matters on a day like this. If it does, can one of the mods please inform me? My own personal feelings toward the news coverage has been that terrorists want as much news coverage as they can get, because the maximum number of people will see what they have done, think "It could happen here!", and will pressure their governments to give in to terrorist demands. I regard any anonymous bomber as a coward, because they do not have the moral courage to stand up for their views without having to resort to violence. I regard their leaders, the ones who are exhorting them to suicide bombings, as even bigger cowards. They, who are generally older, send out their young men and women to die for a cause, while the leaders are safely tucked in some hidden location. (Osama and Zarqawi, are you listening?) As Gregory has said, we need to continue to live our lives as we have, and not let the tails wag the dogs.
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