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Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
Are there yet any reports of what happened to the people who didnt adhere to house arrest, who dared venture out and try to get things in their life accomplished??
Originally posted by Rocker2013
Originally posted by M4truth
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Governent SHOULD always be the first suspect in case of a terror attack. Here on ATS we should know better, remember 9/11? Anyone with an analictic mind disregards the official story.
You're wrong, anyone with an analytical mind looks for evidence and an explanation. Again, you don't just make up a story because you distrust your government, you have to have some basis for a belief or an opinion, and in a sensible world you would need actual evidence of it to believe it.
I don't immediately refuse any explanation, but I use actual facts and evidence to form my opinions. I don't instantly believe any BS that comes my way because I don't trust the official explanation.
Originally posted by Symbiot
I've decided to throw my two cents into the ring here for I believe I know who the real culprit is and who the real victims are.
The younger brother most likely looked up to his older sibling and was more than happy to follow in his footsteps. The older brother on the other hand, he was jealous of the younger brother. He was jealous of the younger brother because he was more socially acceptable, widely accepted by his peers, academically accepted and the family favorite. This caused the older brother to feel like less of a person in comparison to his brother, he questioned his value to society, but believed, rightfully so, that he did have something to offer the world however unable to prove it so.
He felt that he could prove his value to society by becoming a better muslim, but in the end he was unable to prove his value to his family and to his peers. He made a last ditch effort to prove his worth in the eyes of Allah by becoming what he thought would be a hero for his religion. His family and his friends drove him mad with their judgemental eyes. He took what they gave him and gave it right back to them.
I've read that his uncle claims they have shamed the family, but I believe it was the family that brought this shame upon themselves. The victims are the culprits.
Originally posted by EarthCitizen07
Originally posted by PsykoOps
Originally posted by muzzleflash
The pure simple fact that the Mainstream Media is pushing this so hard, with all caps and bold letters, is giving the terrorists exactly what they want. Maybe the MSM is in cahoots with them ?
Mainstream media isn't pushing this hard. Everyone is. Just look at ATS, twitter, every indie news media out there etc. Everyone is doing it. Cause it's a big story.
They don't sensationalise ufos and aliens that much though. They don't sensationalise the monsato protection act though. They don't talk about libertarians, greens, constitutionalists, etc except once every four years during elections.
They don't talk about how bad capitalism is. They DO sensationalise negatively about muslims while attacking them in their own countries based on false flags. They DO sensationalise about how bad innanimate objects such as guns are.
THEY PICK AND CHOSE WHAT THE # THEY WANT TO SENSATIONALISE! THAT IS AGENDA DRIVEN AND EVIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by EA006
reply to post by muzzleflash
Interesting. I agree on this one. It has been blown (pun intended) out of proportion. Basically Boston was shut-down for 2 man with guns oh and potentially more bombs.....
I retract this whole statement so far. I can see the point about the police acting like the military, with the weapons and APC's but who better do deal with the situation. The suspects may have planted more bombs or even strapped themselves with explosives, there are too many unknown quantities involved in this equation for law enforcers to gamble on. You have to remember that the first officer to react to the 7/11 robbery was killed. RIP.
These men meant business, kill or be killed as has been proven. It's despicable to think that this may have been a set-up but at the end of the day a heavy handed approach in this situation has undoubtedly saved lives.edit on 20-4-2013 by EA006 because: Grammar correctionedit on 20-4-2013 by EA006 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Echtelion
Originally posted by AmatuerSkyWatcher
Originally posted by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
Are there yet any reports of what happened to the people who didnt adhere to house arrest, who dared venture out and try to get things in their life accomplished??
Nothing happened to them. Oh wait...We have to sensationalise everything on this forum right?
*EDIT* They were taken away, 'water boarded', and told never, ever, to mess with the Gov'munt again, or else.
Just WHO is sensationalizing??? You're that dumb, as to not being able to see an elephant right before your eyes because you just assume it can't be outside a zoo?
You obviously never went to jail. Of course... this HAS to be because you never did anything "wrong".edit on 20/4/13 by Echtelion because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by AmatuerSkyWatcher
So you're saying the culprits were the victims, and the victims the culprits. The 'victims' those who were maimed and killed brought on their selves, in other words? Oh I get you. Uh huh, pffft apologists.
Originally posted by Symbiot
P.S. Of course most muslims do not view such a thing as an act of heroism, but he saw no other way to prove his worth, to prove himself strong and capable. In truth he should never have felt the need to prove himself, but society does not acknowledge the value of a human being unless they prove their worth. It is in this most horrendous of practices that society brings such atrocities upon themselves