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This thread makes me sad.
You guys really care about this? Like this dude created some explosives visited the WTC, placed them, and blew them up himself and then ran back to his cave where he hid for 10 years.
Straight pathetic all I can say is you guys need to visit other countries and cultures.
You guys really care about this? Like this dude created some explosives visited the WTC, placed them, and blew them up himself and then ran back to his cave where he hid for 10 years.
Straight pathetic all I can say is you guys need to visit other countries and cultures.
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This thread makes me sad.
You guys really care about this? Like this dude created some explosives visited the WTC, placed them, and blew them up himself and then ran back to his cave where he hid for 10 years.
Straight pathetic all I can say is you guys need to visit other countries and cultures.
You guys really care about this? Like this dude created some explosives visited the WTC, placed them, and blew them up himself and then ran back to his cave where he hid for 10 years.
Straight pathetic all I can say is you guys need to visit other countries and cultures.
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this song was supposed to be on OB4CL2 btw...
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this song was supposed to be on OB4CL2 btw...
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I celebrated because :Originally Posted by KatieJade4
Celebrating an election is way different than celebrating a death. Shame on everyone that was celebrating last night, whether they were genuinely happy about the demise of Osama or whether they were following the crowd or trying to be part of history. I just think us celebrating is making us just as bad as our enemies and I think we're better than that.
But whatever... I guess you either celebrate or you don't
1) I have good friends that lost people in the twin towers.
2) The man that inconveniences me by having all these TSA procedures and making me take my bloody shoes off at the airport is dead.
I wish I could see his corpse and take a White Castle / broccoli cheddar soup / 6 hard boiled eggs / pot of coffee / 5 McDoubles without the bun / half gallon of Yoo Hoo & pack of Camels crap on his face for 1 & 2 combined. What a jerk that guy was.
In all seriousness, I'm glad he's dead. Randy Couture sure didn't waste time after retiring, huh.
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I celebrated because :Originally Posted by KatieJade4
Celebrating an election is way different than celebrating a death. Shame on everyone that was celebrating last night, whether they were genuinely happy about the demise of Osama or whether they were following the crowd or trying to be part of history. I just think us celebrating is making us just as bad as our enemies and I think we're better than that.
But whatever... I guess you either celebrate or you don't
1) I have good friends that lost people in the twin towers.
2) The man that inconveniences me by having all these TSA procedures and making me take my bloody shoes off at the airport is dead.
I wish I could see his corpse and take a White Castle / broccoli cheddar soup / 6 hard boiled eggs / pot of coffee / 5 McDoubles without the bun / half gallon of Yoo Hoo & pack of Camels crap on his face for 1 & 2 combined. What a jerk that guy was.
In all seriousness, I'm glad he's dead. Randy Couture sure didn't waste time after retiring, huh.
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There's some interesting discussions going on here regarding the extent of U.S. support for mujaheedeens against the Soviets. I just wanted to point out that U.S. support of Islamic fundamentalists actually dates back to well before the 1980s. Actually, the U.S. saw Islamic fundamentalists as an acceptable counterweight to Communism in the Middle East dating back to the 1950s. The U.S. supported several Islamist groups in the region because they feared that Middle Eastern countries would turn to Communism and ofcourse as we all know, some of the same Islamists that depended on U.S. support for all those decades ending up turning on the U.S. when they realized how influential America was in the region.
As for bin Laden's death, it is definitely welcome news but the man was more of a symbolic figurehead than an actual threat to the U.S. and the West. Unfortunately terrorists will continue to strike until the following two aims are achieved:
-Western countries leave all Muslim soil completely
-All Muslim countries are ruled by sharia law
Bin Laden was just one of many people that shared these goals and I do not think we will see the end of terrorism or this ideological battle between the West and these Islamists anytime soon. The West knows that their presence in the region is one of the primary causes of terrorism however countries such as the U.S. have way too many economic interests in the Middle East to just get up and leave.
As for bin Laden's death, it is definitely welcome news but the man was more of a symbolic figurehead than an actual threat to the U.S. and the West. Unfortunately terrorists will continue to strike until the following two aims are achieved:
-Western countries leave all Muslim soil completely
-All Muslim countries are ruled by sharia law
Bin Laden was just one of many people that shared these goals and I do not think we will see the end of terrorism or this ideological battle between the West and these Islamists anytime soon. The West knows that their presence in the region is one of the primary causes of terrorism however countries such as the U.S. have way too many economic interests in the Middle East to just get up and leave.
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940sicc3 wrote:
this song was supposed to be on OB4CL2 btw...
Just lost mad respect for Raekwon with that.
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There's some interesting discussions going on here regarding the extent of U.S. support for mujaheedeens against the Soviets. I just wanted to point out that U.S. support of Islamic fundamentalists actually dates back to well before the 1980s. Actually, the U.S. saw Islamic fundamentalists as an acceptable counterweight to Communism in the Middle East dating back to the 1950s. The U.S. supported several Islamist groups in the region because they feared that Middle Eastern countries would turn to Communism and ofcourse as we all know, some of the same Islamists that depended on U.S. support for all those decades ending up turning on the U.S. when they realized how influential America was in the region.
As for bin Laden's death, it is definitely welcome news but the man was more of a symbolic figurehead than an actual threat to the U.S. and the West. Unfortunately terrorists will continue to strike until the following two aims are achieved:
-Western countries leave all Muslim soil completely
-All Muslim countries are ruled by sharia law
Bin Laden was just one of many people that shared these goals and I do not think we will see the end of terrorism or this ideological battle between the West and these Islamists anytime soon. The West knows that their presence in the region is one of the primary causes of terrorism however countries such as the U.S. have way too many economic interests in the Middle East to just get up and leave.
As for bin Laden's death, it is definitely welcome news but the man was more of a symbolic figurehead than an actual threat to the U.S. and the West. Unfortunately terrorists will continue to strike until the following two aims are achieved:
-Western countries leave all Muslim soil completely
-All Muslim countries are ruled by sharia law
Bin Laden was just one of many people that shared these goals and I do not think we will see the end of terrorism or this ideological battle between the West and these Islamists anytime soon. The West knows that their presence in the region is one of the primary causes of terrorism however countries such as the U.S. have way too many economic interests in the Middle East to just get up and leave.
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940sicc3 wrote:
this song was supposed to be on OB4CL2 btw...
Just lost mad respect for Raekwon with that.
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So... do people actually click on the links that people list in here and check out those websites?
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So... do people actually click on the links that people list in here and check out those websites?
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that vid
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that vid
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And that's when I lost itOriginally Posted by stoneyjax
@the raygun
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And that's when I lost itOriginally Posted by stoneyjax
@the raygun
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