San Bernardino Shooting

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You're not worth an intelligent response, bud.

Don't worry guys...according to ndcent, until the terrorists acts kill more people than ladders (yes, those things use to climb up), we should just brush it under the rug! And these terrorists are just small insignificant group thugs that did not breastfeed enough when they were growing up....

Now, call me mean, but ndcent has reach new heights in idiocy and ignorance. :censored:
 
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Not every mass shooting is terrorism becuase not ever mass shooting is for political gain. Terrorism is for political or religious gain, not just for the sake of killing people. Terrorist kill for a reason and more often than not its planned out, mass shootings aren't planned out most of the time and their only goal is to kill as many people as possible. There are more liberals among us than I thought....
 
Not every mass shooting is terrorism becuase not ever mass shooting is for political gain. Terrorism is for political or religious gain, not just for the sake of killing people. Terrorist kill for a reason and more often than not its planned out, mass shootings aren't planned out most of the time and their only goal is to kill as many people as possible. There are more liberals among us than I thought....

[MENTION=55551]ndcent[/MENTION]

Don't worry, in ndcent eyes, Home Depot is the true terrorist cell! Those damn ladders and they are on sale now too: Gorilla Ladders 3-Step Aluminum Ultra-Light Step Stool Ladder with 225 lb. Load Capacity-AS-3G - The Home Depot

Now Home Depot is truly committing mass killings! :shrug:
 
Not every mass shooting is terrorism becuase not ever mass shooting is for political gain. Terrorism is for political or religious gain, not just for the sake of killing people. Terrorist kill for a reason and more often than not its planned out, mass shootings aren't planned out most of the time and their only goal is to kill as many people as possible. There are more liberals among us than I thought....

Add to that a frightening amount of xenophobes who think every Muslim is a terrorist hell bent of killing. It evens out.
 
No it isn't. I said Thai wasn't worth it, which he isn't bc he's only ever looking for confirmation bias in his land of cognitive dissonance. Like talking to a rock.


You should leave the intelligent part out as it implies you are superior to the person you are talking to.
 
I just listened to part of the police press conference...

The police mentioned a ton of details about the weapons used and bombs found. The reporters asked a ton of questions about the community and if he had been at the Christmas party or if he got along well with his co-workers...

Not one question about religious affiliation or religious material found during the search of the house.

Interesting.
 
I just listened to part of the police press conference...

The police mentioned a ton of details about the weapons used and bombs found. The reporters asked a ton of questions about the community and if he had been at the Christmas party or if he got along well with his co-workers...

Not one question about religious affiliation or religious material found during the search of the house.

Interesting.

What did you expect? Media has the same idiotic mindset as ndcent... [MENTION=55551]ndcent[/MENTION] still believes that this has nothing to do with religion nor this is even a terrorist attack. This was simply a matter of someone getting angry about not being invited to the company's Christmas party! He ran home crying, calling up his innocent wife and friend, with last minute buying spree of machine guns and bombs. All innocent stuff here.
 
I just listened to part of the police press conference...

The police mentioned a ton of details about the weapons used and bombs found. The reporters asked a ton of questions about the community and if he had been at the Christmas party or if he got along well with his co-workers...

Not one question about religious affiliation or religious material found during the search of the house.

Interesting.


He also said they are allowing the fbi to conduct an investigation. Interesting.
If this guy and woman would have been white. They would already have been convicted of being crazy white Christians. But because they are Muslim, we have to be careful what we say.
 
What did you expect? Media has the same idiotic mindset as ndcent... [MENTION=55551]ndcent[/MENTION] still believes that this has nothing to do with religion nor this is even a terrorist attack. This was simply a matter of someone getting angry about not being invited to the company's Christmas party! He ran home crying, calling up his innocent wife and friend, with last minute buying spree of machine guns and bombs. All innocent stuff here.

Do you just make up random shit about what you imagine I think?

#sadthai
 
So much dumbfukery in here right now.

Here's the deal, it needs a couple things to be Terrorism With A Capital T. First, it needs to be politically/religiously motivated - wackos going postal don't count. Second, it needs to be part of a conspiracy - Lone Gunman type shit doesn't count. Third, it needs to be a non-State actor - if it's planned or carried out by an official national organization, it's not terrorism, it's war. Fourth, it needs to be motivated by the intent to cause terror - i.e., incentivize people to stop or start doing something. It does not get to be Terrorism just because some people got dead and others got scared, otherwise any violent crime could be classified as terrorism, and that'd get damned silly damned quick.

What happened in Colorado Springs and San Bernardino could be Terrorism. Or it might not. You need to know the motive before you can assign a label, and I don't think the actual motive in either case is publicly known yet, is it? And like I said, it matters what you call it because the administration and their Department of Thoughtcrime Homeland Security is allowed to do very unconstitutional things when it's Terrorism With A Capital T.
 
So much dumbfukery in here right now.



Here's the deal, it needs a couple things to be Terrorism With A Capital T. First, it needs to be politically/religiously motivated - wackos going postal don't count. Second, it needs to be part of a conspiracy - Lone Gunman type shit doesn't count. Third, it needs to be a non-State actor - if it's planned or carried out by an official national organization, it's not terrorism, it's war. Fourth, it needs to be motivated by the intent to cause terror - i.e., incentivize people to stop or start doing something. It does not get to be Terrorism just because some people got dead and others got scared, otherwise any violent crime could be classified as terrorism, and that'd get damned silly damned quick.



What happened in Colorado Springs and San Bernardino could be Terrorism. Or it might not. You need to know the motive before you can assign a label, and I don't think the actual motive in either case is publicly known yet, is it? And like I said, it matters what you call it because the administration and their Department of Thoughtcrime Homeland Security is allowed to do very unconstitutional things when it's Terrorism With A Capital T.


So major Hassan yelling allah akbar is just work place violence?
 
Add to that a frightening amount of xenophobes who think every Muslim is a terrorist hell bent of killing. It evens out.
A lot of people that are considered "xenophobes" are prejudice (which is horrible and im not defending them in anyway), but some of the people are reacting out of instinct. It is human instinct to survive, and when a particular group of people threaten that we get defensive and are wary to this group. When another group shares the same ideologies, religion, clothing, and behavior with this group people are, by instinct, going to respond out of fear not only for themselves but for others as well. For example wolves kill sheep. If a sheep sees something that appears to be a wolf it is going to react as if it were a wolf. Does it mean that we should go kill everyone that looks like the Muslim extremists do? NO! But it does mean that we have the right to be cautious around said people. My motto is "Me and mine before you and yours".
[MENTION=49649]KidVermicious[/MENTION]
Well put
 
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