"Eagles of death metal" aren't actually death metal. Im not a huge fan but josh homme is part of the band and if he had died I would actually be upset because I want more QotSA albums.MightySheep wrote:well saidPeonaz3 wrote:Man this sucks when savagery of third worlds being brought to prospering civilized societies. #refugeeswelcome cucks please go to hell
though as far as I know most of the victims were at a death metal concert so its not all bad
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banok
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims in France
I'm usually with granger on these types of things, I couldnt give a monkey when some girl gets kidnapped and its on news for years cause she's white or whatever. But this paris thing hits closer to home, I personally go to gigs in london all the time. I lived in a mostly muslim area in england for 3 years, but stuff like this is genuinely worrying.
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biohazard
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims of terrorism
its not about death count but to impel terror insde one's heart, specially the cute lil french girl that are so fresh and funk
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Sever
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims of terrorism
As my brother likes to say, "dead men do not care. replaces: tell no tales" The victims are gone, so my thoughts are with their families. May they find peace within their hearts.
And to any who choose to kill in the name of an idea, I implore you, at least make it an idea worth dying for.
And to any who choose to kill in the name of an idea, I implore you, at least make it an idea worth dying for.
Come back two hours earlier.
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nethack
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims of terrorism
Like Georges Brassens, famous french singer and well known anarchist, song in the 70's : Let's die for some ideas, ok. But make it a slow death. Ok but make it a slow, slow death.Sever wrote:As my brother likes to say, "dead men do not care. replaces: tell no tales" The victims are gone, so my thoughts are with their families. May they find peace within their hearts.
And to any who choose to kill in the name of an idea, I implore you, at least make it an idea worth dying for.
The whole song is cheeky and makes fun of people who think their ideology is worth dying for. Spot on, even 45 years later.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ql38v9AjjlM
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0909red
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims of terrorism
It was the French government who did France 2015 Stand by France.
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Clemence
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims of terrorism
Thanks nethack for the Brassens link, it make me see some other songs of him, so many memories.
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims of terrorism
actually, it wasn't. I think the assumption that somehow it's some terrible place is very much a narrative that has been given since 9/11 to excuse the shit being perpetrated in that region. maybe it never was some great land of the free, but it was certainly not a shit place for people who were living there in relative peace.Grable wrote:I mean, you do realize that Middle East was a shit place even before these imperial nations?Tonkyhonk wrote:britain, france, russia, america and such are responsible for the current state for the middle east situation historically (and japan for asia), is my opinion, and im not sure if "adverse legacy" was a proper term but i meant like negative legacy or the wrong things done in the past. feel free to disagree, but im not going to try and convince you for my reasoning
The Middle East hosts a number of different countries, and yet often talked about as if it's one country.

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venatorvenator
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims of terrorism
They played an important role providing the conditions for the Italian Renaissance. The top handbook of medicine used for centuries in Europe was a middle-eastern work, and islamic, of all things. There are texts of Aristotle which had to be translated from Arabic into Greek because we had destroyed their originals over here. If they were shitty nations, we were much worse.Eemerald wrote:actually, it wasn't.
Xcom wrote:Most good things last only a short time
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims of terrorism
"Of course the people don't want war. But after all, it's the leaders of the country who determine the policy, and it's always a simple matter to drag the people along whether it's a democracy, a fascist dictatorship, or a parliament, or a communist dictatorship. Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked, and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism, and exposing the country to greater danger."
-- Herman Goering at the Nuremberg trials
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Aperson
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Re: Deepest condolence to the victims of terrorism
do you actually think al-qaeda or isis would exist right now were it not for the nations mentioned? it's largely shit because of outside forcesGrable wrote:I mean, you do realize that Middle East was a shit place even before these imperial nations?Tonkyhonk wrote:britain, france, russia, america and such are responsible for the current state for the middle east situation historically (and japan for asia), is my opinion, and im not sure if "adverse legacy" was a proper term but i meant like negative legacy or the wrong things done in the past. feel free to disagree, but im not going to try and convince you for my reasoning
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