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Have I missed something? What, is this man just casually moving from place to place picking off random people?
Why?
Why?
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Mouldy Cheese wrote:
> You can buy a gun in Walmart. Yet they objected to the track title
> 'Rape Me'.
>
> Crazy world.
I read somewhere Wal-mart are now plulling computer games off it's shelves because of this incident, such as hitman 2, tribes 2, Rainbow 6 ect..
That's Yanks for you though
> You can buy a gun in Walmart. Yet they objected to the track title
> 'Rape Me'.
>
> Crazy world.
I read somewhere Wal-mart are now plulling computer games off it's shelves because of this incident, such as hitman 2, tribes 2, Rainbow 6 ect..
That's Yanks for you though
<- Pappa Lazarou -> wrote:
> belldandy well this guy might be hired by al-quaida, if not, it's
> still a fair point. the americans are more than willing to forget
> their own atrocities in order to make us hate people who fight wars
> against them. as someone said on this forum some time ago, george
> bush is like a kid who found his dads gun.
I think you'll find it is not just the Americans who turn a blind eye to their more dubious acts, incidentally Hiroshima was not one of those. Britain has all but covered up it's part in the early 20th century slave trade, as well as the exploits of the SAS in Northern Ireland who were involved in what could charitably be called extrajudicial killings. Despite condemning them, Britain brought several Nazi scientists and officials to England after the war. During the middle ages, Britain killed around 100,000 people on charges of Witchcraft over a 100 year period, many burned alive or drowned. Britain created the first concentration camp during the Boer War. If you look hard enough EVERY country has its fair share of horrors, so don't go getting all righteous because you think we're blameless of anything.
This isn't Al-Queda either ? Why, they're not saying they did it. Even if you assume this is about terror and killings, then the killings bit is rather slow for terrorism.
Make us hate people ? You mean you don't hate people who orchestrated an attack that killed 3000 civilians in cold blood ? Whatever......
Incidentally, women are more likely to kill at close quarters - a more personal way of killing - and to have a relation to those they kill, and murderers are 90% male, on average. Whatever he thinks he is, he's nothing more than a murderer. The media, in their usual way, seem to have the idea the police are now negotiating this thing to an end. I don't think they are, but they have to continue negotiating and doing what this guy says whilst they work toward getting him. The chances of him getting any money out of this are smaller than me winning the lottery this weekend.
~~Belldandy~~
> belldandy well this guy might be hired by al-quaida, if not, it's
> still a fair point. the americans are more than willing to forget
> their own atrocities in order to make us hate people who fight wars
> against them. as someone said on this forum some time ago, george
> bush is like a kid who found his dads gun.
I think you'll find it is not just the Americans who turn a blind eye to their more dubious acts, incidentally Hiroshima was not one of those. Britain has all but covered up it's part in the early 20th century slave trade, as well as the exploits of the SAS in Northern Ireland who were involved in what could charitably be called extrajudicial killings. Despite condemning them, Britain brought several Nazi scientists and officials to England after the war. During the middle ages, Britain killed around 100,000 people on charges of Witchcraft over a 100 year period, many burned alive or drowned. Britain created the first concentration camp during the Boer War. If you look hard enough EVERY country has its fair share of horrors, so don't go getting all righteous because you think we're blameless of anything.
This isn't Al-Queda either ? Why, they're not saying they did it. Even if you assume this is about terror and killings, then the killings bit is rather slow for terrorism.
Make us hate people ? You mean you don't hate people who orchestrated an attack that killed 3000 civilians in cold blood ? Whatever......
Incidentally, women are more likely to kill at close quarters - a more personal way of killing - and to have a relation to those they kill, and murderers are 90% male, on average. Whatever he thinks he is, he's nothing more than a murderer. The media, in their usual way, seem to have the idea the police are now negotiating this thing to an end. I don't think they are, but they have to continue negotiating and doing what this guy says whilst they work toward getting him. The chances of him getting any money out of this are smaller than me winning the lottery this weekend.
~~Belldandy~~
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> 90% of the US population will stand
> up and say, "No, it is our right!"
as said in the matrix :
"fate is not without a sense of irony"
> 90% of the US population will stand
> up and say, "No, it is our right!"
as said in the matrix :
"fate is not without a sense of irony"
news just in:
1.im sorry it is not a woman, it is a man.
2.he has struk again and got his 10th victim, i think it was a school child, he left a disturbing message saying "your children are not safe any were"
what kind of sicko is he, why the hell does he get kicks out of killing innocent people, just because he has a sad messed up life.
by the way not sure weather it is a school child or not, i said i think.
1.im sorry it is not a woman, it is a man.
2.he has struk again and got his 10th victim, i think it was a school child, he left a disturbing message saying "your children are not safe any were"
what kind of sicko is he, why the hell does he get kicks out of killing innocent people, just because he has a sad messed up life.
by the way not sure weather it is a school child or not, i said i think.
One thing's for sure...
Despite all this sniper business, the lives lost, the tears shed, and the questions it raises - as soon as it's over and someone mentions stopping the general sale of guns, 90% of the US population will stand up and say, "No, it is our right!"
I enjoyed my holiday to Florida last year, but I'm sure as hell glad that I don't live there.
Despite all this sniper business, the lives lost, the tears shed, and the questions it raises - as soon as it's over and someone mentions stopping the general sale of guns, 90% of the US population will stand up and say, "No, it is our right!"
I enjoyed my holiday to Florida last year, but I'm sure as hell glad that I don't live there.
Well, as far as I am concerned, the Sniper is a yp and not an mp.
assuming it is a he, hey who said there are no female psychopaths/snipers?
of course he does, that isn't up for dispute, the question is WHY is he doing it?
One of the worst things about it is after killing all those people, he's now issued a warning to the police stating something along the lines of "your children aren't safe"
So not only is he going to kill inocent people, but at such a young age too.
He needs to be caught.
So not only is he going to kill inocent people, but at such a young age too.
He needs to be caught.
belldandy > well this guy might be hired by al-quaida, if not, it's still a fair point. the americans are more than willing to forget their own atrocities in order to make us hate people who fight wars against them. as someone said on this forum some time ago, george bush is like a kid who found his dads gun.
going off subject there a bit I know. if the sniper is just some psychopath, then he deserves gunning down, but I suspect a more sinister plot.
going off subject there a bit I know. if the sniper is just some psychopath, then he deserves gunning down, but I suspect a more sinister plot.
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