#44 by Bobby (Anonymous user) Sunday, November 06, 2005

What have the riots got to do with the war on terror? They are not rioting in the name of any terrorist cause they are rioting about social issues, which was sparked by the deaths of two youths from poor areas. The fact you see this as some kind of anti-western riot shows massive misjudgement.

I see, so it's ok to riot and cause destruction because 2 youths were killed?

Where did I say it was okay to do so? I simply stated that the event was the catalyst for the rioting. It is not agreement to acknowledge reason.

Reply By: Bobby(Anonymous User)Posted: Sunday, November 06, 2005Where did I say it was okay to do so? I simply stated that the event was the catalyst for the rioting. It is not agreement to acknowledge reason.

"REASON" in almost any instance of criminal acts, is an excuse < If I say I punched you because you looked at me funny, am I not trying to excuse my act of violence? there by excusing me for it?

Reply By: Bobby(Anonymous User)Posted: Sunday, November 06, 2005" if it takes some more innocent deaths to get all of Europe into the "game" then so be it."How can this be so when most of America isn't playing "the game" as you so offensively put it?Perhaps they have a different way of playing the game?

The way the war is being portrayed, by the entire leftwing and the elite media is the reason for the discontent about the war, I lived throught this once during the vietnam war, In that war we never lost a major engagement yet the way the news "said" what was going down the public grew unhappy with events as they were being "lied" about.

"If I say I punched you because you looked at me funny, am I not trying to excuse my act of violence? there by excusing me for it?"

At no point have I excused their actions, it is evident that what they are doing is criminal. But it is also valuable to look at the reasoning behind the events despite not accepting the motive as valid. This does not have the marks of an organized Jihadist uprising, religion is clearly not the fuel for this fire. It is a disorganized riot, which appears to have been sparked by perceived police brutality on the part of these lower class communities.

#50 by Bobby (Anonymous user) Sunday, November 06, 2005

it is evident that what they are doing is criminal. But it is also valuable to look at the reasoning behind the events despite not accepting the motive as valid. This does not have the marks of an organized Jihadist uprising, religion is clearly not the fuel for this fire. It is a disorganized riot, which appears to have been sparked by perceived police brutality on the part of these lower class communities.

Now these are all good points, well thought out and cohesive.

also gives me food for some thought.

thank you.

MM

Dem French Muslims is da cwazeee-est peoples! ;~D

I love how your publicly finding satisfaction in the misforutne others./

52 by ParaTed2k Sunday, November 06, 2005

Dem French Muslims is da cwazeee-est peoples! ;~D

yes de be dat way. and cowards too.

53 by DPS Sunday, November 06, 2005

love how your publicly finding satisfaction in the misforutne others./

it's called me being honest with how I feel. Try it sometimes it's very liberating.

Personally, I think the whole thing's a riot.

Personally, I think the whole thing's a riot.

quite revolting actually

The French fags are getting what they deserve.

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Is this anyway to start off a article about killing?

'Now we can continue to disagree with each other AND be big boys and girls.'
Touché. And thanks for your good grace.

'Btw been a while since you have updated the latest in the birdcage {your grandchild}'
Why, thank you for asking. She is bright and bonny, rolling over, starting to eat solids, and generally continuing to be an almost (well, we all have off-days!) unadulterated joy. I cannot believe that, come this Thursday she will be 7 months old. Where did that time go? In a flurry of sleepless nights but great fun is the only answer.

Incidentally, she is not my grandchild but my daughter! I am a later bloomer in the parenthood stakes, but I cannot begin to describe how lucky I am to have joined them at long last ...