I believe you, on 22 December 2012 - 09:45 PM, said:
While you are asking, in all earnesty, perhaps you should also include us.
How much longer are we ourselves going to need? How much longer? We are already talking 1000's of years. Look at all the problems we have.
Can we honestly sit and blame their society for producing murderers but forget that our own society has produced Sandy Hook. I understand many want to emphasize individualism but to do so to the point to be blind to the fact that we as a society also produce our own shames, how much more time are we going to take to take care of our own issues?
Oh, you claim it is not "them vs us" but in the end if you just focus on their negatives then it very much is.
Excuse me but there's a big difference between western society and there, that killing being a prime example.
That killing was universally condemned and done by one man, not endorsed by religion or the government. Compare that to the mob. A mob of 200 motivated by their religion, with the goverment on their side and no one in their country really condemning them. Now that is a world of difference.
As others have said, how long should we give them to 'evolve' because honestly, these people are centuries behind us.
Murder is wrong, universally and we should condemn it. Be it the man who decides to shoot up the school, the terrorist who blows himself up or the mob that kills a man. All should be condemned with equal measure. We shouldn't be pausing and treating this thing as you want to. You seemingly want to lessen the tragedy of this man's death, to cast the calllousness of the act aside as something done simply as 'part of the culture'. That we shouldn't condemn it and instead 'give them time'. I'm sorry, but no we should not and to do as you ask belittle's his death and every other at the hands of these kinds of people.
Sorry, but I'm going to condemn those people as readily as anyone else that commits an act of murder, regardless of who or where they are. I'm also going to condemn their society because unlike America, it's a society that condones this behaviour and I cannot in good conscience do anything other than condemn it.
So just take off that disguise, everyone knows that you're only, pretty on the outside
Where are those droideka?
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