Of course, but I don't get my monthly shill check until I work on the disinformation service for at least 10 hours a month. I would miss that $40K check each month if I had to stop trying make people believe the utter bullshit the Z.O.G.-controlled government puts out.PordFrefect wrote:Nah itz a conspirasee. :shh:
Ein Ubootsoldat wrote:“Ich melde mich ab. Grüssen Sie bitte meine Kameraden.”
The Pope was today knocked down at the start of Christmas mass by a woman who hopped over the barriers. The woman was said to be, "Mentally unstable."Trolldor wrote:Ahh cardinal Pell. He's like a monkey after a lobotomy and three lines of cocaine.
Cormac wrote: One thing of which I am certain. The world is a better place with you in it. Stick around please. The universe will eventually get around to offing all of us. No need to help it in its efforts...
http://rationalia.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... an#p213817redunderthebed wrote:I have no problem celebrating the death of a scumbag like him and i have celebrated the deaths of other scumbags augusto pinochet comes to mind.
I fail to see where gloating comes into it.
Ein Ubootsoldat wrote:“Ich melde mich ab. Grüssen Sie bitte meine Kameraden.”
Gawdzilla wrote:Really? You think the human race has advanced past revenge in less than a century? Do you ever leave the house?sandinista wrote:Gawdzilla wrote:Everyone who' scolding the US for doing what any country has done when an enemy is taken down after a long struggle. The French gathered 'round to watch the aristocrats loose their heads. The people cheered when the Winter Palace fell. The War Illustrated shows celebrations all over the world after Germany and Japan surrendered.Seraph wrote:Name names. A lot of names, thank you.Gawdzilla wrote:Did Australia cheer when Hitler died? When Mussolini got hung by his heels? When Berlin fell? A lot of you seem to be holding the US to a different standard than your own country.I would have hoped we, as a civilization, would have grown up a bit since the french and russian revolutions. Also, cheering the end of a world war is quite a fuck of a lot different than cheering the assassination of one individual.
so...I guess you had no issues with the people around the world celebrating after the twin towers fell. You're media sure had issues with that. 
My distaste for that celebration was one reason why I thought noisy, public celebrations of Bin Laden's death both in poor taste, and unwise.sandinista wrote:
so...I guess you had no issues with the people around the world celebrating after the twin towers fell. You're media sure had issues with that.
I think it was embarrassing, in both cases. As a human. I wonder if the majority of those celebrating were religious? In both cases. I do agree that some quiet satisfaction is inevitable, but if a people claim to be "civilized" (whatever that entails) it's embarrassing.JimC wrote:My distaste for that celebration was one reason why I thought noisy, public celebrations of Bin Laden's death both in poor taste, and unwise.sandinista wrote:
so...I guess you had no issues with the people around the world celebrating after the twin towers fell. You're media sure had issues with that.
Nothing wrong with some quiet satisfaction, though, even if tempered by some concerns about non-intended consequences...
Not really. It has to do with the fact that the story has changed several times. I'm glad the guy is dead. I just find it ludicrous how the story unfolded from last Sunday on, and how it keeps changing.maiforpeace wrote:
On the other hand, I might suggest that your suspicion over the "whole story" including the photos might have to do with your personal views of Obama and his administration.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-05-0 ... -says.htmlU.S. Seeks Access to Osama Bin Laden’s Wives, Questions Pakistani Role
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