Originally posted by bartajax:Jesus Christ Aaron you really have some serious problems....
And I totally agree with Olof, I also think that media don't give enough attention to shit that happens in the Middle- East or in (North-) Africa but it seems like bombs, attacks and other horrible things there are more a regularity than something unexpected (like yesterday)
Originally posted by KieranU2:[..]
Oh really? Please, do tell me more. I'm fascinated by this sudden, but most likely spurious event that *apparently* happened.
Originally posted by Mr_Trek:[..]
Read what I said again... Especially the word "probably" and then the words "we don't know". Right wing extremist terrorism is much more common than left wing. Al Qaida and right wing extremist terrorism are hugely more common than other types. That's just how it is. I wasn't attacking anyone simply stating facts. Talking about right wing extremist terrorism is way different from attacking the right wing. Hell, I'd be attacking myself for starters since I'm most definitely voting for a right wing party in next year's general election here.
Originally posted by thejonner:At the moment, it's unknown who committed this act or their reasons for doing so. I hope they're caught and stuck in a hole for the rest of their lives. However, for people, whatever their position in the political spectrum, to use it as some sort of platform to espouse and validate their opinions, is utterly revolting. Aaron's views should not be unchallenged, but neither should anyone else's if they're merely being spouted in order to prove that the other view is 'wrong.' I'd like to know about the left winger trying to organise an attack, so don't leave it there, Aaron. We're big boys and girls, we can handle it. While you're telling us about that, Aaron, you can also tell me why criticising your combative stance makes me an 'elitist pig.'
Originally posted by wtshnnfb01:[..]
I was wrong to call you an elitist pig, just as it is wrong to use this tragedy, to push any agenda.