Post by thread:[OT]: RE: Tragedy

Hmmm... I believe there was some growing sentiment for Palestinian rights in the US; many Americans, I think questioned our lock step support for Israel before this crisis. I'm sure that movement has had a major setback in light of yesterday. I don't believe pissing off the "louts and bullies" is an effective way of promoting change. Also, the Arab nations would be better respected if they would exterminate these terrorist organizations responsible instead of making them local heros. {Original Message removed}

> This thread stops here!!! For you perhaps, all you have to do is turn off the "no tag" topic thread to stop receiving these messages. > Why don't you all shut the f#$k up about this. Because this is one of those points in history that everyone will unfortunately remember, because people need to talk about this, it is human nature. Many people have lost more than you can ever imagine, it is not right to just forget about it IMHO. Again, if you don't want to see these posts then turn off this topic tag (in the case of this message the [OT] tag). > This crap is appearing in unrelated newsgroups and mailing lists all over > the world. I believe by calling this "crap" you owe the whole of the US an apology. > Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but they should keep it to > themselves sometimes. We live in a free world with freedom of speech, if one wishes it is there right to express their opinion. > A violent act of this magnitude should bring us together not spurn more > arguments. And what praytell are you doing by your statement "Why don't you all shut the f#$k up about this."?? Is this how you "bring us together" by telling us to shut up? > RIP those who perished. And a prayer for their families as well, I can't imagine the sort of situation they are in right now, it is unbelievable. -- http://www.piclist.com hint: To leave the PICList spam_OUTpiclist-unsubscribe-requestTakeThisOuTmitvma.mit.edu