Re: Bombs in Boston : Wed Apr 17, 2013 12:09 pm  

CORNISH wrote:

are people allowed to celebrate these deaths or is that just reserved for an old ladys death!!
also are people allowed to be hypocritical and express their sympathy for these deaths but celebrate an old ladys death!!
we need some clarification here.

If you want to celebrate an innocent young lad getting killed, go for I say .

Presumably as a supporter of the said old lady your grief appears to have affected your logic.

Re: Bombs in Boston : Fri Apr 19, 2013 2:24 pm  

Race related it turns out

[DaveO]

Re: Bombs in Boston : Fri Apr 19, 2013 3:14 pm  

The whole situation has been crazy today. Kept looking in on a rolling report on the Guardian web site and it sounded like something out of a Hollywood action film. Car chases, shoot outs the works.

Re: Bombs in Boston : Fri Apr 19, 2013 5:52 pm  

peggy wrote:

Race related it turns out

Well that is the nature of marathons.

Re: Bombs in Boston : Fri Apr 19, 2013 6:45 pm  

Considering the following....

Ailina Tsarnaev tells reporters she was "shocked" that her brothers were implicated in the bombing and said she had not spoken to them in years, as her family was unhappy she married a man who was not a Muslim.

I have been subject to death threats for having the temerity to go out with a female who was affirmed as a Muslim.

Re: Bombs in Boston : Sat Apr 20, 2013 12:58 am  

The second bomber has just been found and captured alive

Re: Bombs in Boston : Sat Apr 20, 2013 5:56 am  

billypop wrote:

Considering the following....

Ailina Tsarnaev tells reporters she was "shocked" that her brothers were implicated in the bombing and said she had not spoken to them in years, as her family was unhappy she married a man who was not a Muslim.

I have been subject to death threats for having the temerity to go out with a female who was affirmed as a Muslim.

What am I considering?

Re: Bombs in Boston : Sat Apr 20, 2013 7:52 am  

The Devil's Advocate wrote:

If you want to celebrate an innocent young lad getting killed, go for I say .

Presumably as a supporter of the said old lady your grief appears to have affected your logic.

I asked a question, did i say i was personally celebrating anyones death,unlike you and loads of others in the "ding dong " thread!!!

Re: Bombs in Boston : Sat Apr 20, 2013 7:58 am  

DaveO wrote:

I think you're the one needing clarification. On the difference between an 8 year old boy being killed by a bomb and an 87 year old woman who many believe blighted their lives while not giving a rats booty about it dying naturally at the end of a long life.

If you think expressing sympathy for the former and saying good riddance to the latter is hypocritical you are living on the wrong planet.

I didnt notice any comeback on the "person " who expressed his regret that the IRA SCUM didnt get maggie in brighton( in the ding dong thread).Did nt they murder children too, but thats forgotten because they nearly got maggie!!!!!!
now thats hypocrosy.

Re: Bombs in Boston : Sat Apr 20, 2013 8:03 am  

I'm with you Nish, Maggie made unpopular decisions, that's it, her crime is being 'unpopular' a life is a life is a life.