- sniper420 wrote:
answer yes their lives were far more precious than those dead in chile or iraq or afghanistan
how so? an innocent person's life is just as precious as the next.
had they deserved what had happened or brought onto themselves what happened, i would agree with you. but when it is an innocent person whose life is taken....it shouldnt matter how or by whom or who that person was. xibit ^ i think he was being sarcastic bushra21 i should have picked up on that since im usually giving those responses...da mn it. :oops: sorry sniper dubai girl Valkyrie, Any life is important. No matter what country or religion. Violence, terrorism, or any other act of killing is BAD. As an American, how can I put my people above anyone else? Everyone is important. Their lives, family, jobs, etc are all important. We are all human, therefore we have needs, and wants, and dreams. kanelli Well said ladies. rudeboy how about a rememberance for those killed in palestine, those who were in killed in IRAQ during the Gulf War 1 and the current Gulf War 2. And how about remember those killed in Afghanistan and Kashmir. What about those killed in Chechnya. Will someone remember those people killed in the countries mentioned above? I wonder why there wasnt a special program on CNN to remember those killed in the countries mentioned above. Nick81 Well you said it yourself : CNN What did u expect? kanelli CNN is an American channel and those who were killed were mostly American. The audience of CNN is primarily American. Do you have an issue with American media remembering an important historical event in American history? Holy crap people! :lol: There should be memorials to people killed all over the world, and there are memorials to those people... Perhaps you miss those because you are too busy paying attention to American-related topics?
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valkyrie I couldn't believe all the constant propoganda that I listened to during 9/11. Why is it when a couple white workers are killed suddenly there is this ubiquitious coverage of the "tragedy". In africa, at least three thousand children die every day from preventable diseases. It makes you think how much more important a white worker is than brown or black workers. sniper420
- kanelli wrote:
CNN is an American channel and those who were killed were mostly American. The audience of CNN is primarily American. Do you have an issue with American media remembering an important historical event in American history? Holy crap people! :lol:
There should be memorials to people killed all over the world, and there are memorials to those people... Perhaps you miss those because you are too busy paying attention to American-related topics?
well there are gazillions of Holocaust memorials yet where are gypsies, and othe rminorities killed in ww2? Can u gimme an example kanelli?
If I were to bcome rich 2morrow i will build a memorial with largest surface area so all the names of ppl who were massacred can b written- humanity failed in some way at some point of time...... kanelli valkyrie, are you saying that the 9/11 attacks where thousands of people were killed was "a few white workers"? If you knew anything about the 9/11 attacks you'd have known that those workers from all over the world. There were people of Asian, African, Mexican, Middle Eastern decent who were killed that day. We all know that everyone ignores Africa and it is a real shame. I don't think your or sniper's arguments stand up for why the US is wrong to have a memorial for a tragedy that happened on their own soil. Are you guys so critical of the US that you can't even see any logic? sniper420
- kanelli wrote:
valkyrie, are you saying that the 9/11 attacks where thousands of people were killed was "a few white workers"? If you knew anything about the 9/11 attacks you'd have known that those workers from all over the world. There were people of Asian, African, Mexican, Middle Eastern decent who were killed that day.
We all know that everyone ignores Africa and it is a real shame.
I don't think your or sniper's arguments stand up for why the US is wrong to have a memorial for a tragedy that happened on their own soil.
Are you guys so critical of the US that you can't even see any logic?
well i ddnt mention anythin abt US........and yes let them make memorials to remember the dead what's wrong with that? valkyrie
:( kanelli So this is a thread about remembering 9/11 and now we have Valkyrie posting a pic of a victim of Hurricane Katrina with some quote. Wow, the logic astounds me. :roll: sniper420
- kanelli wrote:
So this is a thread about remembering 9/11 and now we have Valkyrie posting a pic of a victim of Hurricane Katrina with some quote. Wow, the logic astounds me. :roll:
true kan.......we fellow candians agree to one thing.......our american neigbour lacks logic! :lol: kanelli Is he/she American? Certainly anti-American it seems. sniper420
- kanelli wrote:
Is he/she American? Certainly anti-American it seems.
yep from illinois....from mini rcmp here
- valkyrie wrote:
I couldn't believe all the constant propoganda that I listened to during 9/11. Why is it when a couple white workers are killed suddenly there is this ubiquitious coverage of the "tragedy". In africa, at least three thousand children die every day from preventable diseases. It makes you think how much more important a white worker is than brown or black workers.
why are you doing about it? Concord
- sniper420 wrote:
- kanelli wrote:
CNN is an American channel and those who were killed were mostly American. The audience of CNN is primarily American. Do you have an issue with American media remembering an important historical event in American history? Holy crap people! :lol:
There should be memorials to people killed all over the world, and there are memorials to those people... Perhaps you miss those because you are too busy paying attention to American-related topics?
well there are gazillions of Holocaust memorials yet where are gypsies, and othe rminorities killed in ww2? Can u gimme an example kanelli?
If I were to bcome rich 2morrow i will build a memorial with largest surface area so all the names of ppl who were massacred can b written- humanity failed in some way at some point of time...... - kanelli wrote:
I guess you don't need to be rich to just sit on your ass, write crap and criticize others who are at least doing something. Concord
- sniper420 wrote:
- kanelli wrote:
So this is a thread about remembering 9/11 and now we have Valkyrie posting a pic of a victim of Hurricane Katrina with some quote. Wow, the logic astounds me. :roll:
true kan.......we fellow candians agree to one thing.......our american neigbour lacks logic! :lol: - kanelli wrote:
I don't know about Canadians but you certainly do. Being Canadian is just a coincidence as far as I see. Concord
- Lionheart wrote:
How come no one is remembering the the 50000+ Iraqis who died...the destruction of whole nation...or the 10000+ Afghans who died?
Are there lifes less valuable than 3000 who died in WTC?
And you are doing what about it? Please remind me... valkyrie
- Concord wrote:
- valkyrie wrote:
I couldn't believe all the constant propoganda that I listened to during 9/11. Why is it when a couple white workers are killed suddenly there is this ubiquitious coverage of the "tragedy". In africa, at least three thousand children die every day from preventable diseases. It makes you think how much more important a white worker is than brown or black workers.
why are you doing about it? - valkyrie wrote:
For the 9/11 "victims" absolutely nothing. The chickens came home to roost that day in New York and I could care less. Quite frankly I think that america deserved the attack.I also think that america under bush will start wars with China and Iran. Also britain should stop being americas ally and do things it's own way not americas Lionheart
- Concord wrote:
- Lionheart wrote:
How come no one is remembering the the 50000+ Iraqis who died...the destruction of whole nation...or the 10000+ Afghans who died?
Are there lifes less valuable than 3000 who died in WTC?
And you are doing what about it? Please remind me... - Lionheart wrote:
I'm keeping them in my heart and prayer as much as possible... sniper420
- Lionheart wrote:
How come no one is remembering the the 50000+ Iraqis who died...the destruction of whole nation...or the 10000+ Afghans who died?
Are there lifes less valuable than 3000 who died in WTC?
u can start notehr thread to remember them :roll: valkyrie
- kanelli wrote:
Sounds to me like he should be in Iraq joining the insurgency - put his actions where his mouth is. :D
Why don't you join the occupation in afghanistan, they are missing a few good men :D kanelli Firstly, I'm not male, obviously you missed that in the other threads I have posted. Secondly, I do take action beyond sitting at the computer on a forum giving opinions and finding nice pictures to post. Thirdly, I have already said that if the Afghanistani people want the Taleban back, then Canadian forces should definitely pull out - so why would I go there to fight the Taleban? You are the one beaking off about heavily supporting the insurgency in Iraq. You take a lot of pleasure of out of the death of coalition troops and innocent civilians in the New York, while I don't savour the deaths of Taleban fighters or any civilians hurt. If you thirst for other people's blood, don't expect me to have respect for you. sniper420
- kanelli wrote:
Firstly, I'm not male, obviously you missed that in the other threads I have posted. Secondly, I do take action beyond sitting at the computer on a forum giving opinions and finding nice pictures to post. Thirdly, I have already said that if the Afghanistani people want the Taleban back, then Canadian forces should definitely pull out - so why would I go there to fight the Taleban? You are the one beaking off about heavily supporting the insurgency in Iraq. You take a lot of pleasure of out of the death of coalition troops and innocent civilians in the New York, while I don't savour the deaths of Taleban fighters or any civilians hurt. If you thirst for other people's blood, don't expect me to have respect for you.
1, how does oen determien afghanstan need taliban? if there is a poll do u hink coalition tropps will make it offical? kanelli Why don't you try answering your own questions for a change or do you just think I'll do a better job at answering them? :lol: sniper420
- kanelli wrote:
Why don't you try answering your own questions for a change or do you just think I'll do a better job at answering them? :lol:
Sniper420 1 kanelli 0 kanelli You wish :lol: sniper420 &mode=related&search= sniper420
- sniper420 wrote:
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- kanelli wrote:
Thirdly, I have already said that if the Afghanistani people want the Taleban back, then Canadian forces should definitely pull out -
Sorry for being difficult Kanelli , but last i remember you made a very cynical comment about the afghans wanting the taleiban back.
"If the Taliban is becoming popular, then everyone should pull out. Let the people live under the Taliban again. I'm sure the women especially like the idea of staying at home in their Burkhas, and the little girls can stop going to school. Also, the Taliban can continue to destroy cultural artifacts, and ban art, music, dance etc. The Afghan civilisation will flourish under that kind of regime. Good luck to them!"
OUCH! kanelli The Taleban are terrible! But hey, if the US is happy to live under George Bush, why should I complain about the Afghans wanting the Taleban back?