OSAMA IS DEAD??

Originally posted by hinterland Looks like Osama shouldn't have used his real address on PSN.

LOLOLOL 

Originally posted by SP61gTSupra And NOTHING will change.  Except make Obama a martyr and get more people to join his cause.

Really? You don't think people celebrating death from people with different convictions will send out a good message? Instead of mourn the necessity of it

Originally posted by danjel3+5 Buried at sea.... yerrr right! Conspiracy theorists are going to love that!

I tell you ALL right now: Osama is a name and it symbolize sumthing... More or less. People that think Osama was behind 9-11 is retarded.. Even the "cell" was owned by someone!! Who? Take a guess boys n girls...

Originally posted by Iuckshot Originally posted by SP61gTSupra And NOTHING will change.  Except make Obama a martyr and get more people to join his cause. Really? You don't think people celebrating death from people with different convictions will send out a good message? Instead of mourn the necessity of it

Originally posted by warfare Originally posted by Iuckshot Originally posted by SP61gTSupra And NOTHING will change.  Except make Obama a martyr and get more people to join his cause. Really? You don't think people celebrating death from people with different convictions will send out a good message? Instead of mourn the necessity of it Iuckshot,    To quote someone I saw on the news earlier, ....."celebrating the death of 3,000 office workers is not morally equivalent to celebrating the death of Bin Laden...."

It isnt, it still isnt right
he may have had different (though extreme) convictions and was dangerous,
but rather than rejoice your superior firepower, id sooner be sad you had to use it in the first place

Originally posted by Iuckshot Originally posted by warfare Originally posted by Iuckshot Originally posted by SP61gTSupra And NOTHING will change.  Except make Obama a martyr and get more people to join his cause. Really? You don't think people celebrating death from people with different convictions will send out a good message? Instead of mourn the necessity of it Iuckshot,    To quote someone I saw on the news earlier, ....."celebrating the death of 3,000 office workers is not morally equivalent to celebrating the death of Bin Laden...." It isnt, it still isnt right he may have had different (though extreme) convictions and was dangerous, but rather than rejoice your superior firepower, id sooner be sad you had to use it in the first place

Originally posted by warfare Originally posted by Iuckshot Originally posted by warfare Originally posted by Iuckshot Originally posted by SP61gTSupra And NOTHING will change.  Except make Obama a martyr and get more people to join his cause. Really? You don't think people celebrating death from people with different convictions will send out a good message? Instead of mourn the necessity of it Iuckshot,    To quote someone I saw on the news earlier, ....."celebrating the death of 3,000 office workers is not morally equivalent to celebrating the death of Bin Laden...." It isnt, it still isnt right he may have had different (though extreme) convictions and was dangerous, but rather than rejoice your superior firepower, id sooner be sad you had to use it in the first place   Dangerous?...DANGEROUS? No, taking a stroll down the middle of the highway is dangerous....running into a burning building is dangerous...Bin Laden was a delusional thug who espoused a culture of death philosophy with NO regard whatsoever for human life.     To correct your second assumption, I'm rejoicing over the DEATH of a monster, "superior fire power" was merely a means to that end.   Finally, I see you wisely deleted your last bit of sloppy sentiment:  "war doesn't determine whos right, just whos left"......Any European who can IMPLY, as your statement surely did, that the Allies were just as "right" as Hitler, doesn't deserve a serious response.

yeah that last sentence was sloppy, i just happened to think of it and wrote it, but after realising it had nothing to do with what i meant i deleted it. It just states that winning doesnt have to correlate with being right. Im also not promoting nihilism (that every opinion is equal), or saying i think nothing should be done about people who threaten certain rights, im just saying i dont enjoy death, even if one might be necessary - rather that id think its sad it had to come to that in the first place

sorry if i missed anything, quoting from phone doesnt work very nicely

Originally posted by uc SYZYGY uc CNN reporting.. a few Navy Seals went into a foreign country, in a city with over a million people, assaulted a mansion with high walls on foot, headshotted, and retrieved the body of Usama Binladen without a single injury to a US soldier, and then buried him at sea i gotta tip my hat to those BRAVE DEDICATED SEALS

Iuckshot, well I can agree with most of your last post but I'd be lying if I said I was in any way, shape, or form, saddened by Bin Laden's death. 

Originally posted by uc SYZYGY uc go cry to the MODS some more KIT KAT.. STILL LMFAO BOUT DAT.. everyone i know is laughing bout it 44!!! :)

now if they'll just get Justin Bieber the world will be a better place.

Originally posted by warfare Iuckshot, well I can agree with most of your last post but I'd be lying if I said I was in any way, shape, or form, saddened by Bin Laden's death.    I'm especially glad it was the US that killed him, in an up-close and personal way and not just bombed the house to smithereens.  It's satisfying to know that the last face he saw was an American one....at least that's the story so far.

I bet you $100 one of the seals Tea Bagged him when they gave the all clear.