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offline Rostasky from United States on 2006-09-11 19:22 [#01969394]
Points: 1572 Status: Lurker | Followup to Mr Brazil: #01969320



I can't stand up for cygnus or obara, but you still haven't
made your point, just attacked them.

Just because you don't feel a certain way about something,
you have no fucking right to tell other people to "get over
it."


 

offline Chihiro from twins land on 2006-09-11 19:46 [#01969398]
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may the souls who perished in these attacks r.i.p.

and all my energy to the families that were left behind in
tears


 

offline dog_belch from Netherlands, The on 2006-09-11 20:05 [#01969400]
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Love will tear us apart.



 

offline Rostasky from United States on 2006-09-11 20:39 [#01969403]
Points: 1572 Status: Lurker



Hm...I have never been this bummed out about 9/11. I tried
to watch Kid606- Sometimes and couldn't. : /

Ah well, 1.5 hrs more eh?


 

offline bogala from NYC (United States) on 2006-09-11 20:39 [#01969404]
Points: 5125 Status: Regular



I thought drukqs was THE perfect album to come out during
9/11 .. It really resonated with me. The sadness in the
piano tracks. The metalic nature of them. Its sounds cheezy,
but its true. It just felt like the end of the world. A side
of me was massively impressed with what they pulled off. So
I had a little guilt in me for thinking that. Then I had
dreams I was in the buildings getting ready to jump cause I
had to, etc...I basically have a sense of dred with me all
the time now. The world aint the same on some unseen
demension.


 

offline cygnus from nowhere and everyplace on 2006-09-11 23:54 [#01969423]
Points: 11920 Status: Regular



i wasnt "alleging" or even insinuating that you weren't
american, actually that post was barely a response to yours
as much as a forethought. i did not mean to piss you off.
chill out!

it's a grave mistake to ignore 9/11 and write it off as
another national tragedy because it is so closely related to
SO MANY other things that are going on around in the world.
like i said, if it had not happened, the war in iraq would
not have happened either. and bush would NOT, i repeat, NOT
have been re-elected in 2004 as his entire campaign
surrounded "keeping our country safe" and "winning the war"
in iraq.

why doesn't the entire thing look sketchy to you?

. The president's poll numbers nearly doubled overnight.

. Our intelligence and defense services, who neither
informed or defended us, got a huge new budget bounce.

. The FBI got a big cash bonus too plus a secret police wet
dream in the form of the Patriot Act. (And when a couple
senators -- Daschle and Leahy say, "Slow down, this act's
not exactly patriotic or even constitutional" - guess who
gets anthrax in the mail?)

. Arms merchants like Daddy Bush's Carlyle Group reaped
billions, no, tens of billions, from new "War on Terrorism"
orders.

. Washington insider firms like Cheney's Halliburton, and
GOP cash cow Bechtel harvested hundreds of billions in
no-bid contracts as we methodically blow up and renovate
both Afghanistan and Iraq.


the 9/11 investigative commissioners have ties to oil,
airline, and arms industries. NOT the white house. i don't
even think they are officials, they are just a bunch of very
rich men in suits. up until right before 9/11 the
administration was going apeshit about saddam hussein. "we
know he's got weapons of mass destruction". "we know he's
got em." "we have to take him out." "we know he has ties to
al qaeda." "we know he is harboring terrorists."

a spread-shotgun-blast of LIES right before and after 9/11.
those are things that have been proven to be not true. there
were no t


 

offline cygnus from nowhere and everyplace on 2006-09-11 23:55 [#01969424]
Points: 11920 Status: Regular



what in the fuck?


 

offline cygnus from nowhere and everyplace on 2006-09-11 23:57 [#01969425]
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i cannot believe that post was cut off, i am infuriated


 

offline funkadil from United States on 2006-09-12 00:07 [#01969427]
Points: 160 Status: Lurker



wow I just read the democracy now transcript and the loose
change guys got taught a thing or two. Completely dodging
every fact with "thats a lie". but they had no real
evidence, just a couple of mis-informed, out of context
quotes and interviews...... Just lost my train of thought
for some reason. Ill come back maybe


 

offline big from lsg on 2006-09-12 01:24 [#01969445]
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hit back, you shouldve


 

offline big from lsg on 2006-09-12 01:27 [#01969446]
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ceri is right, just have 3 minutes of proper silence
also by focussing on those specific events you celebrate the
actions of the terrorists instead of mourning the dead


 

offline Rostasky from United States on 2006-09-12 05:50 [#01969534]
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I can't read this thread anymore....


 

offline Monoid from one source all things depend on 2006-09-12 05:59 [#01969537]
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9/11 was preformance art


 

offline Ezkerraldean from the lowest common denominator (United Kingdom) on 2006-09-12 06:26 [#01969549]
Points: 5733 Status: Addict



porsche 9/11


 

offline Ceri JC from Jefferson City (United States) on 2006-09-12 06:44 [#01969560]
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Kerching! Someone gets it.

9/11 was a tragedy which I have no objection to remembering.
I'd just rather it didn't turn into some self-perpetuating
media sham that equates to a public working up of
anger/bitterness (which unfortunately, seems the prevalent
emotion) rather than a dignified, sombre mourning of the
dead.

I don't like being told to remember the dead in a given way.
Yes, my post was tasteless, but that was the point: I found
the email from work a bit offensive. Who arbiterily picked 3
distinct events (particularly the building falling down),
rather than just remembering the dead? I prefer to do this
sort of thing my own way. Instead of doing as they
suggesting, during some time when I was alone and free of
distraction, I spent a minute thinking of each of the
following: Those who had died on the day; Those who had died
as a result of it; their families and friends; and a minute
thinking of those who will die in the future as a result of
it. It was a lot more meaningful than three minutes
scattered throughout the day ("Oh fuck, missed that one!"),
stood out the front of the office in the cold, looking at my
bored colleagues and thinking about how I'd fix the problem
I'd continue working on when I got back to my desk. Which
would you say is more respectful?

The reason I hate all the hype and, as Jivverdicker put it,
"getting all excited and wanking over it." is that it
actually somehow detracts from the original thing. It's like
Diana's death. People who slagged her off when she was alive
were in tears when she died and throughout the whole thing I
couldn't help but feel it actually had very little to do
with Diana. It had become like a public mourning equivalent
of the "five minute hate".

Swears: I love you too big boy. *high fives*


 

offline xceque on 2006-09-12 06:58 [#01969571]
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Another great xlt classic.

*bookmarks*


 


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