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I heard, and not one fiber of my whole body mourns his death.

My 22 year old cousin died in the 9/11 attack.

Last edited by Alternatives (2011-05-02 12:31:30)

Ace-Of-Hearts wrote:

Celebrating a human's death is still wrong, no matter who it is.

He as taken thousands of civillian lives, and was the mastermind behind Al Qaeda, who have killed many innocent people. He deserved it. 

In my opinion, it's like murders. If you take a life on purpose, you deserve to lose your own. Jail won't stop criminals being evil. And second chances are pointless, as the same will happen again.

So I'm not celebrating his death, but I'm pleased that finally after 10 years, justice has been done to the families who had loved ones stolen from them.

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

Ace-Of-Hearts wrote:

Celebrating a human's death is still wrong, no matter who it is.

He as taken thousands of civillian lives, and was the mastermind behind Al Qaeda, who have killed many innocent people. He deserved it. 

In my opinion, it's like murders. If you take a life on purpose, you deserve to lose your own. Jail won't stop criminals being evil. And second chances are pointless, as the same will happen again.

So I'm not celebrating his death, but I'm pleased that finally after 10 years, justice has been done to the families who had loved ones stolen from them.

I don't think that murder should result in death. They should just be like brought to some sort of rehabilitation thing.

werdna123 wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

Ace-Of-Hearts wrote:

Celebrating a human's death is still wrong, no matter who it is.

He as taken thousands of civillian lives, and was the mastermind behind Al Qaeda, who have killed many innocent people. He deserved it. 

In my opinion, it's like murders. If you take a life on purpose, you deserve to lose your own. Jail won't stop criminals being evil. And second chances are pointless, as the same will happen again.

So I'm not celebrating his death, but I'm pleased that finally after 10 years, justice has been done to the families who had loved ones stolen from them.

I don't think that murder should result in death. They should just be like brought to some sort of rehabilitation thing.

But they have taken a life, and imagine how the deceased's family must feel knowing that their family-member's killer is still out there, not truly paying for what they have done...

Earthboundjeff wrote:

throughthefire wrote:

One thing that I hope will happen is that Al Queada won't regroup, and that the war will end and we will have peace and no one will have to die because of them anymore.

Humanity knows only war, Yami.
(if you don't get it, play Okami.)

I bet Al Qaeda already have a new leader lined up :'c

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

werdna123 wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

He as taken thousands of civillian lives, and was the mastermind behind Al Qaeda, who have killed many innocent people. He deserved it. 

In my opinion, it's like murders. If you take a life on purpose, you deserve to lose your own. Jail won't stop criminals being evil. And second chances are pointless, as the same will happen again.

So I'm not celebrating his death, but I'm pleased that finally after 10 years, justice has been done to the families who had loved ones stolen from them.

I don't think that murder should result in death. They should just be like brought to some sort of rehabilitation thing.

But they have taken a life, and imagine how the deceased's family must feel knowing that their family-member's killer* is still out there, not truly paying for what they have done...

*murderer.  He's not just an ordinary killer, he was a murderous terrorist. ^^

rufflebee wrote:

To be honest I don't think "justice is done" to the families of victims because their killer has been killed. That's a very cruel kind of revenge that I do not understand

I, too, believe that no death of a human should be celebrated
I find it disturbing that people are cheering here

We can feel better that evil people are not alive anymore, but celebrating is not good.
This reminds me of a Jewish custom on Passover, during the Seder, the Meal: When the Ten Plagues are recited, some wine is removed from the cup, as people should not be celebrating death.

How is this not closed? It's obviously political.

TheSaint wrote:

hmnwilson wrote:

It's such a weird feeling. Usually when someone dies, you're supposed to feel bad for them... but when that person is the most wanted man in the world, what are you supposed to do?

Anyway, hopefully that's a step toward the end of this war and finally some peace.

I agree that the feeling is such a unsual one. When I heard about it this morning, I was extremely happy about his death, and then I realised that I was celebrating the death of a person, and it felt horrible. It is such an odd and singular situation...

But I do agree, hopefully this does take us in the direction towards peace at long last.

Think of it as defusing a bomb.

gettysburg11 wrote:

12three wrote:

Aidan wrote:

How is this not closed? It's obviously political.

No flame yet.

But first of all, I'm beginnin to doubt he's dead. If the American government is so brilliant, why did they drown the body? They claimed it was Muslim tradition, but then it's supposed to happen 24 hours after death. We, as the American people have no proof whatsoever he's said. Don't trust the government. Just cause they said they tested DNA doesn't mean they did. Give menproof America.

Second, 911 truth movement makes more sense than the s#%* the government feeds us. Osama was innocent.

Third, I never believed in death penalty. What about the natural rights we argued about with Britain? Do foreigners not get them?

Hope I gave you something to think about.

You know, you're kind of trying to make it political by bringing the government into this. They couldn't have afforded to do it 24 hours after death because there could have been an attempted attack to steal back the body, and that wasn't going to happen.

And this is what I'm gonna get every day at school for the next week...

But they didn't even kill him...

gettysburg11 wrote:

12three wrote:

gettysburg11 wrote:

You know, you're kind of trying to make it political by bringing the government into this. They couldn't have afforded to do it 24 hours after death because there could have been an attempted attack to steal back the body, and that wasn't going to happen.

And this is what I'm gonna get every day at school for the next week...

But they didn't even kill him...

Look at some of the pictures from the house he was in. Check out the blood on the floor. Is that physical proof to you?

no

they're talking about not getting the right body, but whatever. People at my school think the states are gonna get bombed now.

agscratcher wrote:

This happened:

Some guy on Facebook wrote:

I just made myself some oatmeal. It was delicious!

Everyone else on Facebook wrote:

Dude, Osama's been killed, and you only care about OATMEAL?!?

Was this during an Osama Bin Laden discussion or just randomly?...if randomly, that's pretty sad