Nah... it wasn't so bad... they weren't good terrorist... maybe they were making a bomb for the Americans... yeah that was it... not us in Canada... we're too nice... everyone loves us.
the caracal kid said:your the one on the trip, ITN.
Somehow claiming life is so grand in NA. Somehow claiming we should be so grateful for not getting blown up. Thankful we didn't get hit by a car, or poisoned by the toxins that permiate NA, etc.
You are right in that I don't post on deaths. Death is a part of life. I don't mourn the dead. I also don't wear rose coloured glasses when looking at NA.
the caracal kid said:the reason should be obvious, ITN.
You said we should be thankful we are debating "what ifs" and not mourning the dead, as if to suggest we here in Canada are so lucky or fortunate for our current conditions. There is nothing to be thankful for. That is the point.
the caracal kid said:why?
because a few people didn't get blown up?
your right. blowing them up would disrupt industry and not serve the intrests of the government well. Keeping the minions slaving away, now that serves their purpose. Should they die from exposure to toxins, or other reasons after enough exploitation, well thats ok. We would not want to shut down the meat-robot lines, would we.
There will always be malcontents. It just so happens the minions are told to be happy to be safe so that they will willingly continue to be exploited. "Oh no, there is a big bad terrorist out there that might just have killed a few people. Good thing our government which through its actions kills thousands of people a year stopped it. Now I am much safer". :lol:
the caracal kid said:Safety is in understanding the threats.
The greater threats to you are closer than terrorism.
Terrorism should be one of the least of your worries.
Of course, the truth is people are raised to accept authority and trust authority. They are "the good guys". :lol: Most people do not like having their frameworks questioned. It raises uncertianty. Far better to live in the coccoon than step into the realities of the world. Challenge your own constructs.
the caracal kid said:Safety is in understanding the threats.
The greater threats to you are closer than terrorism.
Terrorism should be one of the least of your worries.
Of course, the truth is people are raised to accept authority and trust authority. They are "the good guys". :lol: Most people do not like having their frameworks questioned. It raises uncertianty. Far better to live in the coccoon than step into the realities of the world. Challenge your own constructs.
Vicious said:the caracal kid said:Safety is in understanding the threats.
The greater threats to you are closer than terrorism.
Terrorism should be one of the least of your worries.
Of course, the truth is people are raised to accept authority and trust authority. They are "the good guys". :lol: Most people do not like having their frameworks questioned. It raises uncertianty. Far better to live in the coccoon than step into the realities of the world. Challenge your own constructs.
I'm frightened that I'm starting to understand you. In order to confirm my understanding...
If you're saying life is a precious thing to be savoured every step of the way and that you would rather live your life by thumbing your nose at would be terrorists than alter your life one bit and show them the power of their threat. Then I'm behind you 100%. F*** 'em and let them rot in hell.
On the other hand, if your are saying all life is a waste of time and we're all just worm food walking around looking for that event that will plant us in the ground permanently. I can't support that. However, I've been there as well. But like alot of the people on this forum, I grew up, realized that the world wasn't being played out just for my entertainment and that when people die they don't just hit the Start Again button and then the game is back on.