So is it bad to be afraid?

[Richas]

Digi guy the point of the bombings is to force us to change our government. Just like Hitlers civilian terror campaign was. They both feel the best way to do that in a democracy is to terrify the people. The moment they see that isn't working and wont..just like the blitz, they'll soon stop, because despite what you think they are not stupid, and if a stratagy is not affective they'll drop it and switch to another.

[one eyed jack]

...Like trafficking heroin. What a great way to fund terrorism...Too bad all the drug addled junkies who put their money into drugs don't realise where there money is going, but then, why should they care?...Life is shit anyway, yeah? Might as well get high and wait for the apocalypse.

The irony of this is I read Osama was plotting to purchase a huge stash of it to poison thousands of people across America that would have made 9/11 look like a small queue at a village bus stop but the drug barons pulled out because it would be bad for business. Ah, bless. Even drug dealers have concience too...

[Digi-Guy]

Richas I suffer from something called sarcasm. Now though I do appreciate your reply I aplore you to re read my ramblings and get the angle I'm comming from.

These bombers want you to think like this?

DG

[one eyed jack]

Firekind wrote:

these murderers are being considered as being some sort of romantic freedom fighters.

As far as I know, only by certain Americans whose heritage probably stems back to the emerald isle.

[nachovx]

I would say low IQ, has very little to do with it ... in fact it's usually quite the opposite. British people with a low IQ (Sun readers wtc.) hate the IRA because they are the IRA, they can't discuss the situation before rage clouds their vision and they re-iterate phrases like 'murderous bastards' and go into a terminal loop.

[Richas]

The Ira murdered children. However just their cause, they lost all moral superiority the moment they did that, and are quite accurately described as 'murdering bastards'.