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ami from vistalasta on 2001-09-14 05:41 [#00031678]



to all venting there fustrations on america
saying how proud and that we deserve this action.. the pride
is comming from you, or you would humble yourself enough to
show your sorrow for this tragedy, and stop pointing fingers
at us, becuase we have such great lives over here and you
are so jealuos of us TOUGH. You all sound like a bunch of
backstabbing little gossiping old ladies, looking over at
your neighbor like you are better than us.. how would you
handle such a terrible tragedy, you have never been through
anything, but sit and watch others who suffer and wait for a
way to pick them apart even more.
well it wont work.. terrorism must be stopped and it will
thanks to the USA..just wait and see.


 

Barrett, Syd from Toronto on 2001-09-14 05:47 [#00031681]



wha-?

i have no idea what the hell you're talking about, but ok.


 

ami from vistalasta on 2001-09-14 05:54 [#00031685]



this is only posted for those who have openly showed there
glee at americans devistation, I have read a lot on this
bard and it pissed me off thats what I am talking about..


 

Barrett, Syd from Toronto on 2001-09-14 06:00 [#00031688]



who said it was a good thing? i remember hevquip said that
he hopes that more people die, but i beleive he's american.
no one is saying it was a good thing though. some people
said that america has been doing it to other countries for
years and that they got what was comming to them, but that's
not saying that they think it's a good thing. if someone
actually said it was a good thing, i think it would be safe
to say that everyone would become quickly aware of the
comment, who said it, and that that person would find
themselves quite unwelcome here after that. i know i would
have exploded on someone for that.


 

ami from location on 2001-09-14 06:09 [#00031693]



so, what exaclty has american done then tell me? what has
america done to deserve killing people at work in a sky
scraper, thinking about going home and eeing there kids?? I
dont recall us doing that.. oh maybe its becuse of the atom
bomb in Japan, there thats why... ok now you know america
maybe how the japanse felt after they attacked pearl harbor
when we are at peace...
How can a country who lets anyone come over to live
including the terrosits who killed the americans be blamed
or made feel like they deserve it??


 

Bobby McGee on 2001-09-14 06:23 [#00031698]



Ami's posts are too long, I can only read the first line
then I stop. Please explain your idiotic opinion in one line
so that I can follow it up with acurate poke at your ribs.


 

Bobby McGee on 2001-09-14 06:24 [#00031699]



Your posts are inane.


 

Barrett, Syd from Toronto on 2001-09-14 06:28 [#00031702]



right on McGee.

Ami, what the fuck are you talking about? i never said that
americans deserved it. i said no one on this board was
saying that it was a good thing. what the hell are you
arguing? mcgee is right. it's almost impossible to read
though your random babble.


 

Emile Zola from Paris on 2001-09-14 08:55 [#00031822]



ami, you're an ignorant.


 

Phobiazero from Sweden on 2001-09-14 09:02 [#00031832]



Personally I have nothing against when people creates a
new topic from a single message. Thats why we have a
topic-based messageboard.

So stop telling people avoiding this. Such messages bring
more chaos to the topic. God, I hate off-topic messages...

If you dont wanna discuss a topic then simple DONT reply to
it!



 

Corey Feldman on 2001-09-14 09:05 [#00031836]



I really don't like your attitude, Phobiazero, you should
have made that post in a new topic, but it's too late now,
if you attempt to post the same message twice, I will kill
you.


 

Captian Slipknot from www.mp3.com/chaka015 on 2001-09-14 09:19 [#00031852]



LOL
\
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kl
Cory Feildman eats fishsticks and it shows.


 

Phobiazero from Sweden on 2001-09-14 09:21 [#00031855]



Corey Feldman:
I can see from your previous posts that you're a real
trouble maker... Just by using 10+ alias for the last few
hours keep me from taking you seriously.

Anyway, thanks for posting messages and for keeping the MB
alive even though the general quality of them are not too
high.


 

Phobiazero from Sweden on 2001-09-14 09:21 [#00031858]



Take it as a joke.


 

Captian Slipknot from www.mp3.com/chaka015 on 2001-09-14 09:23 [#00031860]



damn straight phobio.

we're a sad bunch when it get's this late in the night/early
in the morning


 

Bin Laden from Afghanistan on 2001-09-14 09:25 [#00031865]



It's not about quality, it's about quantity and apparently
you wanted me to return, it seems, or you have a plan
involving Shane Warne, a cigarette and a mechanical
seagull.

"Do you hear what I hear?' Said the night wind to the little
lamb. Do you see what I see? Way up in the sky, little
lamb."[That's alittle bit of terrorist humour, you wont get
it.]


 

Emile Zola from Paris on 2001-09-14 09:31 [#00031873]



we got ami the ignorant and bin laden the sad asshole...


 

Steve CockMeister on 2001-09-14 09:33 [#00031876]



....and we got Emile the speaky thingy.


 

Emile Zola from paris on 2001-09-14 09:37 [#00031880]



no, the famous writer...



 

Steve CockMeister on 2001-09-14 09:38 [#00031881]



No, the talky thingy.


 

Emile Zola from paris on 2001-09-14 09:40 [#00031882]



no the famous writer...

it can last long like that...
i got lot of time to lose (approximately 8 hours).


 

Bin Laden from Afghanistan on 2001-09-14 09:49 [#00031886]



Well then I'm the infamous man...

It can last long like that...
I got alot of time to plan my plane attack on your house
(approximately 8 hours).


 

Emile Zola from paris on 2001-09-14 09:53 [#00031888]



you'd better read my book.


 

Bin Laden from Afghanistan on 2001-09-14 09:57 [#00031892]



I've read your stupid books Germinal and Captain Burle,
they make us read shit for literature. You're a shit writer.


 

Emile Zola from paris on 2001-09-14 09:59 [#00031893]



ooooh yes!


 

Daisy Ashford on 2001-09-14 10:04 [#00031895]



It's true, she is a shit writer.


 

Flannery O'Connor on 2001-09-14 10:04 [#00031896]



I agree.


 

Harmony Korine on 2001-09-14 10:05 [#00031898]



I too find great displeasure in viewing Zola's shit.


 

Flannery O'Connor on 2001-09-14 10:06 [#00031899]



I will stab you in the eye, Mr Korine.


 

Garland on 2001-09-14 10:07 [#00031901]



I'm going home, Gook.


 

Emile Zola from paris on 2001-09-14 10:15 [#00031906]



tomorrow i come with my friend Gustave Flaubert and maybe
with Honoré de Balzac. They are real funny guys.


 

poe from the uk (school) on 2001-09-14 10:58 [#00031917]



what? I dont think anyu one has been slagging them off, I
think everyone realizes what been going on, and how bad it
is.


 

Purr Sent from Cat Fractions on 2001-09-14 11:22 [#00031920]



I wasn't slagging the US, I was slagging the knee-jerk
reactions of "terrorism's bad, we should kill loads of
people", which seem a bit hypocritical when it's the US that
funds many terrorist groups. People were baying for arab
blood, and having seen this poor fucking arab market trader
on the TV last night begging the US not to bomb the fuck out
if him and his family, as he was as upset about the attack
as everyone else, I was moved to tears. People in the US
seem to have no fucking idea of what the foriegn policy of
their country is, or the thousands of deaths caused by that
policy every year.
I am in no way saying that what happened at WTC and the
Pentagon was excusable in any way, but George Bush acting
all innocent, and putting himself in the role of 'good'
versus 'evil' is a bit fucking much.
The UK has had the shit bombed out of it by the IRA (who
the US are helping to fund - yeah, thanks for that) for
years and years now, but you don't see us flying in to bomb
Northern Island.
And one final point, life is not better in US. I've spent
quite a lot of time there, and as far as I can see it's a
country full of depressives, maniacs, money-grabbing
slimeballs and giant great big fat fuckers.


 

Sido Dyas from An Imperial Cruiser on 2001-09-14 21:30 [#00031984]



I think most of the so called "anti americans" in here are
just saying it aint all black and white good vs evil ,its
more complex than that.


 

melody from mars on 2001-09-14 21:39 [#00031988]



Too complex perhaps....
i'm off to Moes to kill my brain with beer.


 

Id Lab from The Untitled Kingdom on 2001-09-14 22:05 [#00031991]



Right on, Purr Sent. The US is not a blameless victim in
this, though the individuals who died were blameless victims
themselves. That's the problem with the US foreign policy of
punishing an entire country for the sins of the few - the
innocent suffer. I don't say the UK is any better in this
respect - worse, perhaps, because our leaders allow
themselves to be led by the USA. But violence breeds
violence, and the most mature and sensible thing for NATO to
do would be to stop bombing Iraq, stop supporting Israeli
oppression of Palestinians, and start treating Arabs as
people rather than as dangerous fanatics. This would not be
an easy path, but it would be the best way to prevent
further killing on both sides.


 


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