Originally posted by Grey

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Originally posted by S.N.N.

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I blame the court jester

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Someone call me?

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Originally posted by Xkeeper

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I don't consider your layout image "hot"; I more consider it "...uh."

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Originally posted by blackhole89

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On that matter, I really wonder if there's a single day out of a year's 365 which isn't the anniversary of some massacre with civilian casualties way over 3000.
I am also fairly positive that the US armed forces murdered a number of uninvolved civilians ten times as large, if not higher, of civilians among the lines of their subsequent "crusade against terror". What makes that any different from 9/11?
I'm not the kind of person to come up with statements like "the Iraq war was illegitimate". Legitimation, or ethical background, or whether it is "right" to do something in a moralistic sense is an arbitrary issue, and if the US government wants to go to war somewhere to save their reelection, it is nothing but their own choice, just as it is up to any other nation or individual to complain against it as much as they like or do whatever they want. (The fact that the Iraq war was obviously wrong from a purely pragmatic point of view - it costs billions and brings the "anti-terror coalition" nothing but more men with destroyed lives for whom bombing themselves in a shopping mall and going to heaven is the last thread of hope they can cling onto - is beyond my point)
If I had the chance to speak to a stereotypical US American patriot audience, I would still feel urged to place the following requests-
- Stop being whiny childish dumbnuts, sitting before your always-running television set in awe as the death of US soldier #1000 in Iraq is announced. This is what war is about, and you wanted to go to war so badly, so deal with it.
- Stop that damn 9/11 cult. It is not less pathetic than how thousands of fanboys all over the world who had never heard about that person before became sorrowful Princess Diana fans over the night she died in that car accident and started building up shrines at their homes. Same deal there. You treat it as something special when it really happens often enough to have memorial days every single day of a year. If you really need the drama, why don't you introduce a "Princess Diana, John F.Kennedy, George Washington, Battle of Gettysburg, 9/11 and Death of the 1000th US soldier in Iraq combined memorial day" on, e.g., the arithmetic average of the single dates? That would spare the necessity to make TV specials and message board threads 37834683 times a year. I don't want to offend those who were personally affected by the events, through losing somebody close to them or what-not, but I could imagine that the vast majority of those who spent the previous day spamming "NEVER FORGET" over every single communication interface to the external world they have about as much of a personal connection to the events as to the murdering of the Russian royal family when the communists seized power.

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Originally posted by Danielle

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Okay, well, either way Dei failed at being funniez.

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Originally posted by Blue Warrior

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Shut up. And please, do me a favor and not use such enormous text.

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Originally posted by Dr_Death16

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If you have such a problem with it, then leave. Your attitudes and posts really don't make you seem all that more intelligent than anyone else. Omgz picture! Win. That really added something to this thread. Thank you so much for really making my day with your lack of rationality.

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