[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mahlers.com wrote: [/QUOTENAME]However, there is "Jess The Mess" and her tale of her loss of her grand dad, gaining of an angel.
That was highly worthy of a reply, she, "Jess The Mess" meant no malice.[/QUOTE]
That's true. It started off as a nice post, but it didn't take long before you turned it into a personal plug to advertise your music. I thought that was pretty selfish.
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Ah. Yes. Please, instead of examining the corrosive aspects of American society that drive young men to pick up guns and kill their classmates, can we blame it all on the Arabs? Truly, such conspiracy theories are a blessing. They allow a continued obscuration of this great nation's turbulent undercurrent of violence and hatred, effectively othering (in essence, exporting) the cause of all violence.
Cho picked up those weapons, and Cho gunned down his classmates. However, if we as a society cannot ascertain the base fact that America has repeatedly produced such atrocous acts, we doom ourselves to a limitless spiral of death and outrage. Casting the blame on vague foreign shores is a simple means of dismissing the deep, unresolved flaws prevalent in American society.
So please, no more conspiracy theories. My heads all full, thanks.
Cho picked up those weapons, and Cho gunned down his classmates. However, if we as a society cannot ascertain the base fact that America has repeatedly produced such atrocous acts, we doom ourselves to a limitless spiral of death and outrage. Casting the blame on vague foreign shores is a simple means of dismissing the deep, unresolved flaws prevalent in American society.
So please, no more conspiracy theories. My heads all full, thanks.
aye to that
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]LozlanTheMage wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Ah. Yes. Please, instead of examining the corrosive aspects of American society that drive young men to pick up guns and kill their classmates, can we blame it all on the Arabs? Truly, such conspiracy theories are a blessing. They allow a continued obscuration of this great nation's turbulent undercurrent of violence and hatred, effectively othering (in essence, exporting) the cause of all violence.
Cho picked up those weapons, and Cho gunned down his classmates. However, if we as a society cannot ascertain the base fact that America has repeatedly produced such atrocous acts, we doom ourselves to a limitless spiral of death and outrage. Casting the blame on vague foreign shores is a simple means of dismissing the deep, unresolved flaws prevalent in American society.
So please, no more conspiracy theories. My heads all full, thanks. [/QUOTE]
Great post. You have brains.
....meaning, you're at the wrong forum!
Cho picked up those weapons, and Cho gunned down his classmates. However, if we as a society cannot ascertain the base fact that America has repeatedly produced such atrocous acts, we doom ourselves to a limitless spiral of death and outrage. Casting the blame on vague foreign shores is a simple means of dismissing the deep, unresolved flaws prevalent in American society.
So please, no more conspiracy theories. My heads all full, thanks. [/QUOTE]
Great post. You have brains.
....meaning, you're at the wrong forum!