Osama Bin Laden Celebrations labelled "Disguisting"

[Denariax]

The death of bin Laden has taken many years and cost millions of dollars to achieve. People have every right to be happy about it.

Just as I am allowed to ridicule those who do celebrate it.

And thats all I'm doing. Good day, gentlemen.

 

[thehype097]

So vomit, and make sure your lung goes out with. I don't care what people in America think as they'd all murder their own just to get ahead in life. Every single person who laughed is no better than him, and in my opinion, should be put out the exact same way. So I will do my 'celebrating' on other people's faces. Continue.

Wait, all I've got to do to get ahead is murder people? You should write a success guide. For the record how is wishing death upon people who celebrate a death (implying they wished the death upon him) any different. By your logic they are no better than him and you're just as bad as both groups.[/quote]

I may wish death but I never went ahead with it, as the value of human life, or any life for that matter is still one worth keeping in the world, however idiotic it may be in my valid opinion.

And even if I did, I assure you it wouldn't be the same as I'd turn myself in for it instead of gloat in a nice suit.[/quote]

I didn't kill the guy. Nor did the President A navy SEAL did in a fire fight, presumably after being fired upon. This gentleman/ or lady, has not been identified or gloated. If you're wishing death how is that believing that any life is worth keeping in the world. If you believed that you wouldn't want people to die....swing and a miss, sit down, thanks for trying.

 

[Duskwaith]

I would respect my enemy. Just because they are terrorists does not mean they are degraded to animals.

The British Army respected the IRA theres even a picture of a British Soldier saluting the coffin of an IRA volunteer as it passed by. Just shows the calibre of the people involved.

Americans just let themselves down once again. Fox news will be having a field day on this crap

 

[Beryl77]

I agree only partly. It's true that when I saw the people celebrate like that, I thought that they act like the terrorists when they celebrated the death of U.S. citizens. If the USA claims to be the bigger person then they shouldn't act like the terrorists.
On the other hand I can understand that they're happy. He was the symbol for terrorism, thanks to him many people lived in fear and are now afraid to use an airplane. It's irrelevant how much he has done in the terroristic attacks, he was always the one people associated with terrorism and now since he's dead, it's like finally a victory against terrorism and the people are happy after such a long time and want to let that happiness out.

 

[RelexCryo]

So lets stoop to that level. That sounds like a great idea!

To quote.

"Let's prove we're better than this mass murderer, by murdering him then having a party to celebrate murdering him."

- America

Murder and killing are not the same thing. The difference is justification. Hitler/Nazis killing innocent Jews, for example, is murder. Jews defending themselves and fighting back is not.

Self Defense is not murder. Osama killed a bunch of innocent people who were minding their own bussiness because he is a bigot. Soldiers killed him because he was murdering innocent people, in order to save lives. The two actions are not equivalent to each other.

Celebrating the fact that someone who is constantly trying to kill innocent people is dead- and that there is now probably less chance of innocent people dying- is not equivalent to celebrating the act of innocent people being murdered.

Defending ourselves from a mass murderder by killing him, and then celebrating the fact that a threat to the lives of innocent people is gone, is not "stooping to that level."

The justification is invalid since we basically do the same damn thing for money. People put a blind eye to it all the time. Hypocrites killing hypocrites is in itself not to be laughed at. My point stands.

We intentionally mass murder innocent people for money? With regards to waging war in the middle east for oil/money- we deposed an evil dictator (Saddam Hussein) to do so. We didn't intentionally attack innocent people. Killing evil dictators for money is not equivalent to killing innocent people out of sheer bigotry. On top of which, the U.S. established a democracy, rather than enslaving the people living there. The actions of the U.S. and the actions of the Al Qaeda are simply not equal to each other.

 

[Kortney]

Celebrating the death of a mass murderer does not equal celebrating the mass murder of innocent people.

And thank you for proving my point!

The Taliban and Al Qaeda see the USA as the murderers. The USA see Al Qaeda as the murderers. Both celebrate the death of perceived murderers.

 

[jackpipsam]

America's ego is getting to them again

 

[RelexCryo]

Celebrating the death of a mass murderer does not equal celebrating the mass murder of innocent people.

And thank you for proving my point!

The Taliban and Al Qaeda see the USA as the murderers. The USA see Al Qaeda as the murderers. Both celebrate the death of perceived murderers.

Status as murderer is objective, not subjective. Arguing the two are equal on the grounds that who is and who is not a murderer is entirely subjective is flawed logic.

 

[thehype097]

I would respect my enemy. Just because they are terrorists does not mean they are degraded to animals.

The British Army respected the IRA theres even a picture of a British Soldier saluting the coffin of an IRA volunteer as it passed by. Just shows the calibre of the people involved.

Americans just let themselves down once again. Fox news will be having a field day on this crap

So because he was attacked in response to an act of war thats treating him like an animal? If he wasn't respected he would've been brought back to the US and tortured. He was quickly killed and buried at sea in a fashion required by his religion buy US soldiers. A religion he killed thousands of Americans in the name of and he was laid to rest by Americans in the way that religion demands. Yeah... How disrespectful huh?

 

[A Pious Cultist]

For those of you who mourn him or do anything les than laugh and dance, you can go and die in a hole.

I'm not celebrating that one lone middle eastern man is dead, I'm such a TERRIBLE person.

 

[thehype097]

America's ego is getting to them again

The only thing bigger than America's ego is the Holier than thou attitude of people from other countries regarding it.

 

[matt87_50]

what the F*** has this got to do with ISLAM!?

its about the man who funded and orchestrated the attack that killed over 3000 Innocent civilians, and the head of the organisation that promoted many other terrible attacks around the world, BEING BROUGHT TO JUSTICE!!

the fact that this guy would even bring religion or race into it... WHEN NO ONE ELSE WAS... clearly shows that he is just a shallow attention whore!

I have seen less reserved celebrations when rapists and serial killers serve their death penalty! and this guy is A LOT WORSE THAN THEM!


people are only 'reserved' or 'pessimistic' about this because they are SCARED OF THE RETALIATION TO COME!

and unfortunately, it probably will come!

but to just act scared and fearful... well, then the TERRORists have WON, haven't they!

 

[spectrenihlus]

Celebrating the death of a mass murderer does not equal celebrating the mass murder of innocent people.

And thank you for proving my point!

The Taliban and Al Qaeda see the USA as the murderers. The USA see Al Qaeda as the murderers. Both celebrate the death of perceived murderers.

Except the people who's deaths on 9/11 were celebrated in the middle east were not murderers as opposed to Osama who was an unrepentant son of a ***** that if given the chance would kill again and therefore deserves the celebration that has occurred because of news of his death.

 

[Megacherv]

Wanting to cause no offence to the American culture, but they're far from the most reserved of people. And besides, he was believed to be the mastermind of 9/11, which took place in their country. They have every right to cdelebrate

 

[TheRealCJ]

I agree only partly. It's true that when I saw the people celebrate like that, I thought that they act like the terrorists when they celebrated the death of U.S. citizens. If the USA claims to be the bigger person then they shouldn't act like the terrorists.
On the other hand I can understand that they're happy. He was the symbol for terrorism, thanks to him many people lived in fear and are now afraid to use an airplane. It's irrelevant how much he has done in the terroristic attacks, he was always the one people associated with terrorism and now since he's dead, it's like finally a victory against terrorism and the people are happy after such a long time and want to let that happiness out.

I think part of the problem is the term "Terrorism".

It's become a catch-all phrase for anything done to civilians.

"Terrorists" don't follow any one particular ideology, they come from all countries and religions.

If you consider "Terrorism" in the broad sense, the Westboro Baptist Church are a kind of terrorist.

What I'm really trying to say is that it's almost impossibly to have a "victory" over "terrorism".

 

[theriddlen]

Celebrating the death of a human is wrong.

Celebrating the death of a mad animal that caused death of thousands of people is fully justified.

 

[Mouse_Crouse]

The reason I'm OK with it is because the vast majority of 9/11 deaths were civilians. People who were of no threat. Now if we bombed a house of 100 civilians to get to him that would be wrong. But killing Osama the militant, that's the difference to me.

Civilian deaths: nothing to celebrate. No matter what side you are on.
Military leader: acceptable to celebrate the removal of a threat.

 

[phelan511]

I can say with some degree of honesty ( and with what little bit of sobriety I have left) that yes I did indeed celebrate this man's death. This man, who was a mockery to his own religion, who murdered thousands upon thousands of innocent civilians simply because they were either American or supported American ideals, deserved to die. I fought in Iraq, I wanted to fight in Afghanistan (some shrapnel in my knees did not allow me to do so). So yes. This night was a night that allowed me to celebrate cause the bastard that killed thousands of my countrymen, whos organization killed several of my buddies, finally got his. Justice was indeed served. I just regret that I wasn't the one that pulled the trigger on him. Now, for Pakistan..... you've got some splaining to do.......

 

[Bezza27]

Do-do-do. Come on and do the conga.

Do-do-do. It's conga night for sure.

+9001

 

[lukemdizzle]

As an American whos dad worked 10 blocks from the world the center in 2001 I hate bin ladin. Having said that we should not be partying and celebrating his death. nothing about 9/11 should be celebrated even after we finally caught the man behind it.