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That would have suprised me more. Anyone paying attention to France, rocognizes the significant rise of Islamic anti-semetism in that country, and Europe as a whole.

It's easy to understand why people are anti Jewish, it's also easy to understand why people are anti Muslim

It's easy to understand why people are anti Christian and anti west

Quite frankly I try not to waste my brain power giving a damn about any of those, religion and religious culture is pretty much useless to me and it's useless to the world

Until you people figure this out you'll just be killing each other for no reason, have fun

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I wasn't surprised either when Neo-Fascists were suspected. Even though there are only a handful of these folks, they appear to be tied to violence by police officials.

Anything to avoid honing in on the obvious suspects, since plenty more violence can be expected from that direction.

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I've never understood why Jihadists were so obsessed with blowing themselves up when they attack the west when its easier just to get guns and go on a shooting spree

more people would die and people would be so scared if it happened quite a bit

Except that if they are perchance arrested they can shoot their mouths off as to who's leading the effort.

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It's easy to understand why people are anti Jewish, it's also easy to understand why people are anti Muslim

It's easy to understand why people are anti Christian and anti west

Actually I never really understand people that lump an entire ethnic, religious or national group together and blame them all for the actions of a few. Whether that is Israeli governments occupying land, Islamic terrorists killing innocent people, or Western governments invading countries. It always seemed overly simplistic to me.

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Actually I never really understand people that lump an entire ethnic, religious or national group together and blame them all for the actions of a few. Whether that is Israeli governments occupying land, Islamic terrorists killing innocent people, or Western governments invading countries. It always seemed overly simplistic to me.

The "actions" add up over time

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The terrorists on 24 would swallow a Cyanide pill if Jack Bauer or law enforcement were closing in on them..

surely they could do the same if they didn't want to get captured alive

The terrorists would be happy to be captured alive. It's their leaders that may not be so happy with a live capture of a loose-lipped, hormone-crazed mujahadeen.
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Avenging the death of loved one's is a human condition. It really doesn't matter what we think if we haven't lost a loved one in one of those senseless acts.

Not everyone seeks revenge.

So we couldn't have opinions on these things unless someone close to us has been killed??

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Not everyone seeks revenge.

So we couldn't have opinions on these things unless someone close to us has been killed??

I don't think we could understand fully.. if somebody killed a person I loved (on purpose) I would hunt that person down and make them wish they were dead

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I don't think we could understand fully.. if somebody killed a person I loved (on purpose) I would hunt that person down and make them wish they were dead

I'm not saying I understand a victim's feelings but another person's actions don't automatically justify any form of harsh 'justice.' And my original point was not just directed toward victims and their families/friends. It was toward anyone who harbors anti-(fill in the blank) sentiments.

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It always seemed overly simplistic to me.

agreed. one of the reasons for this problem is that they want to understand those in which they don't really know without really making a real and genuine effort. instead, they fill in the blanks with superficial and usually negative images of them and then paint a broad stroke.

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another person's actions don't automatically justify any form of harsh 'justice.'

That's just my personal view. I don't believe in life after death..it would be nice though! Our bodies decompose into the dirt. Our spirit and conscience dies. I wish I believed in life after death because then what we do in this world matters and the people that commit those heinous crimes pay for it. But I believe in justice. Not justice as in you go to prison and get fed for the rest of your life justice. Justice as in eye for an eye.

I change my mind on this often though..so my opinion might change tomorrow or the next day

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I was surprised that the killer was an Islamic militant because I thought Muslims were being targeted, too; it was said that there was extra security at both Jewish and Muslim schools. At any rate, I'm so glad that this is over before any more deaths occurred, and so glad that the terrorizing is over for the people of France, particularly those living in the Toulouse area. What a tragedy for all involved.

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uh oh.. we all knew this was coming, less freedoms

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/world/sarkozy-vows-crackdown-on-repeat-visitors-to-extremist-websites/article2378113/

Mr. Sarkozy, who is only a month away from an election, argued that it was time to treat those who browse extremist websites the same way as those who consume child pornography.

“Anyone who regularly consults Internet sites which promote terror or hatred or violence will be sentenced to prison,” he told a campaign rally in Strasbourg, in eastern France. “Don't tell me it's not possible. What is possible for pedophiles should be possible for trainee terrorists and their supporters, too.”

French law calls for up to two years in prison and C30,000 (roughly $40,000) in fines for repeat visitors to child porn sites, although whether the proposed anti-terror rules would carry similar penalties isn't clear.

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uh oh.. we all knew this was coming, less freedoms

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/world/sarkozy-vows-crackdown-on-repeat-visitors-to-extremist-websites/article2378113/

Mr. Sarkozy, who is only a month away from an election, argued that it was time to treat those who browse extremist websites the same way as those who consume child pornography.

“Anyone who regularly consults Internet sites which promote terror or hatred or violence will be sentenced to prison,” he told a campaign rally in Strasbourg, in eastern France. “Don't tell me it's not possible. What is possible for pedophiles should be possible for trainee terrorists and their supporters, too.”

French law calls for up to two years in prison and C30,000 (roughly $40,000) in fines for repeat visitors to child porn sites, although whether the proposed anti-terror rules would carry similar penalties isn't clear.

The Vic Toews Effect is upon all of us!!!

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You either side with us or you side with people who browse on extremist websites!

All kidding aside I'm against jailing visitors to such sites; I'm all for finding out what they are up to.

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All kidding aside I'm against jailing visitors to such sites; I'm all for finding out what they' are up to.

Yeah.. " True Progressive (Leftists Are Reactionaries)" is interesting though

Cause this by Sarkozy is reactionary, Bush's patriot act was reactionary too..

seems like right wingers are reactionaries too

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