EverCurious
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Emotions tend to cause that. Paris is fresh and emotions are running high. I doubt most people advocate the intentional killing of innocents. My heart goes out to the ones that all they want is a normal life but because of an ideology of a few they will suffer
"I doubt most people advocate the intentional killing of innocents."
I wish that was the case, because if it were then ISIS would not have committed some 84 terrorist attacks - specifically choosing soft, non-military, civilian's in the act of celebrating their own ideologies; which includes tolerance, freedom, and a celebration of uniqueness as well. I'm sorry, if ISIS cannot accept us AND cannot leave us alone in our own countries, then sorry fuck that.
We have been trying to write these guys off a fringe lunatics, like insane mass shooters, but we got a pretty brutal wake up call Friday that only reiterates the wake-up call of 9/11. They won't stop attacking, they're planning it, and they are using our humanitarism against us. Its time to stop messing around with these people who care so little for the lives of others and make a statement. Their people need to evolve and put an end to this ridiculous bullshit farce of a religion, but their situation isn't allowing them to.
I'm sorry for the simple folk over there who really don't have a choice but live with these assholes, I'm a bit less sorry for the ones who willingly follow the assholes, and I've almost no sympathy for those who carry out terrorist attacks. Sorry to be an egotist, but we /are/ better than them in nearly every possible way, so when it comes down to an "us or them" - we're not abandoning our freedoms and tolerance and we are sure as hell not leaving our own countries. So I'm as sorry for these folks as I am for those in Japan, war is a disgusting business, the best we can do is hope to make it better for /everyone/ involved after the atrocities.