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nttea
Sweden4353 Posts
On December 25 2012 15:14 Caihead wrote: -_- have you been to Singapore, it's a great country / city, clean streets, nice food, nice weather, fine security, good standard of living. http://www.gallup.com/poll/159254/latin-americans-positive-world.aspx#1 Sounds like a swell place! | ||
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ChosenBrad1322
United States562 Posts
On December 25 2012 09:59 peekn wrote: Jesus... This has to stop. How many more innocent people are going to have to die before we start doing something. These random acts are so terrible. My thoughts with their family's. Edit: Nvm I just noticed the update to NOT discuss any sort of law. Thoughts and prayers to the victims, its rough what is going on now a days :/ | ||
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Aerisky
United States12129 Posts
On December 25 2012 16:34 nttea wrote: http://www.gallup.com/poll/159254/latin-americans-positive-world.aspx#1 Sounds like a swell place! For what it's worth, the stat is for those responding "yes". A lot of Singaporeans ostensibly could be responding with no comments or generally be annoyed by the questions (such is their culture). I think there was an Economist editorial from someone who had lived in Singapore for many years questioning the veracity of the survey. But I don't want to derail too far to Singapore. This was yet another terrible, terrible tragedy this year, and it's just so shocking that firefighters, of all people, were apparently targeted  man... | ||
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fuzzy_panda
New Zealand1681 Posts
First it's kids, now it's Firefighters...this especially pisses me off coz firefighters, like paramedics, are there on call all the time to save lives and provide a very valuable service. | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17694 Posts
My deepest condolences to the families. | ||
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FallDownMarigold
United States3710 Posts
On December 25 2012 11:14 Vore210 wrote: As if that's a reasonable, humanitarian or possible solution. Let's get real though. The system is already overburdened with costs. Adding additional expenses to cover to personal rehabilitation of every criminal in the US system as they do in, say, Norway, would be unrealistically expensive. Wouldn't it? I know nothing on this subject really, so maybe it's actually the case that the fancy sort of rehab they advocate for in certain EU countries such as Norway is not actually as fancy as it appears, and actually costs far less to sustain. I'd like to know more about this, if anyone happens to know... | ||
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jckwik
United States7 Posts
I don't want to argue about gun laws (and can't now), because that's not the point of what happened today. What happened today was a tragedy of human lives being needlessly thrown away by a man no longer capable of reasonable human thought. This was not a ploy for attention. The asshole shot himself after he'd done the deed. You don't do something for attention just to kill yourself (not unless you're a terrorist and you're actually delivering a message with it). Also, I don't think the media blew it out of proportion. In a large country it made top news headlines, yes, and it most likely was not the ABSOLUTE worst thing to happen in America today. However, it needed to be mentioned that 'hey, even people who are trying to protect the public are no longer safe from psychos'. It becomes out of proportion if it's top news for the next week as well. And for us here in Webster, it's going to be news for a while, because we lost two respected members. It's going to take time for the entire town to cope, and while some people may just disregard this story, respect should be paid because it's not just the two brave men who died, but it's also about the family, friends, and community that now has to pick up the pieces. Thank you for all your kind words in this thread, and thank you for taking the time to read my thoughts on this. | ||
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CycoDude
United States326 Posts
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Daumen
Germany1073 Posts
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darkmetabee
Canada24 Posts
Speechless. Murdering those who put their lives on the line everyday. You betcha they would have risked their life to save you murderer. | ||
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Pulselol
Canada1628 Posts
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WolfintheSheep
Canada14127 Posts
On December 25 2012 17:25 Pulselol wrote: People with murderous intent will murder, regardless of guns. However, I imagine that four firefighters could stop a man who wasn't wielding a gun. Worst case, he might have killed one and injured another. | ||
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simmeh
Canada2511 Posts
and that fucking terrible murderder coward takes his life arghlasjdklsahdlasj | ||
BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
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Kickboxer
Slovenia1308 Posts
Bludgeon an elderly woman with a hammer, live to see the light of day? Really? I don't believe in reforming the antisocial and the deranged, I never have and I never will. Each one of us only gets one chance, and so should they. | ||
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Avarail
United Kingdom17 Posts
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Alejandrisha
United States6565 Posts
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iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4393 Posts
On December 25 2012 10:17 Gunther wrote: I think the better question is why a convicted killer is released from prison. It makes a good case for more death penalty enforcements thats for sure.This guy was obviously a nutjob - should have at least been locked up in a mental home. | ||
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kwizach
3658 Posts
On December 25 2012 19:42 iPlaY.NettleS wrote: It makes a good case for more death penalty enforcements thats for sure. No it doesn't. No need for the death penalty if you can simply keep him in jail longer. | ||
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