Some comic relief: Terrorists blow themselves up.

[Farath]

This isn't comic relief. It is people dying. Terrorist or not, death is never something we should celebrate.

Shame on you.

There we go, didn't take long for the high and mighty to arrive.

[Ralikon]

Terrorists aren't people. As long as no people got injured, we can celebrate and mock all we want.

combating emotion with emotion, good on you

unfortunately, terrorists are people.

OT: It's is, truly, too bad that anyone had to die here, but in the end I'd personally rather see the killers dead. Look at this way, they were dead anyway if they're suicide bombers, and this way they don't have to take more with them

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There we go, didn't take long for the high and mighty to arrive.

is not enjoying any death being high and mighty? or is enjoying some death being rock bottom?

questions to ask ourselves

[diddle]

is not enjoying any death being high and mighty? or is enjoying some death being rock bottom?

questions to ask ourselves

Is it wrong to find joy in the death of people explicitly in a class training to kill scores of other people?

[Deleted]

Reminds me of this.



I also cannot fathom why people are defending suicide bombers, the vast majority of their victims are unarmed non combatants.

[Deleted]

Terrorist or not, death is never something we should celebrate.

Everybody gets what he deserves. Karma's a bitch and this story is really hilarious.

[Jaxi]

This isn't comic relief. It is people dying. Terrorist or not, death is never something we should celebrate.

Shame on you.

You would've hated me after we found out Osama was dead. I held a party with beer, bacon burgers, and Team America. We also took a shot to the Seals for pulling it off.

[Mongoose19]

This isn't comic relief. It is people dying. Terrorist or not, death is never something we should celebrate.

Shame on you.

I was like WTF but then I noticed Canada and realised you live in a country so far from reality as it can get. World is cruel, this was a good thing, saved life of potentialy hundreds.

[SteveZombie]

I think you mean Osama

No he doesn't.

[Aeluron Lightsong]

Reminds me of this.



I also cannot fathom why people are defending suicide bombers, the vast majority of their victims are unarmed non combatants.

Nobody is defending suicide bombers. We are saying it's bad to suddenly declare certain groups of individuals *Not people*. It's the same argument with big murderers and such.

Everybody gets what he deserves. Karma's a bitch and this story is really hilarious.

Since when can someone from a internet gaming forum decides who deserves what? Nope, nobody does. We can think what people deserve but that isn't always aligned in truth.

[Jaxi]

No he doesn't.

Damn it people I corrected quickly. How did you even see it!

[diddle]

Damn it people I corrected quickly. How did you even see it!

haha no worries I did the same thing earlier in the "US might kill a citizen" thread

[mizeri]

i hope any student that lived took notes

[Deleted]

how does one qualify as a Suicide bomb instructor since experience is the mark of someone doing it wrong

[forwards1ca]

hahahahahahahah

[diddle]

how does one qualify as a Suicide bomb instructor since experience is the mark of someone doing it wrong

/mindblown

[Frozenbeef]

They could have injured/ killed innocent people so it's not exactly sad that they died... 22 suicide bombers could have meant 122 innocent people harmed...

[Tojara]

The only thing remotely funny about the entire thing is the cause of their death, and the shear irony in it all. Take a class with the intended purpose of taking lives? Well mission accomplished!

[Deleted]

how does one qualify as a Suicide bomb instructor since experience is the mark of someone doing it wrong

The bomb makers are usually the smart ones (not in this case though), they will give the actual bombs to children, the mentally ill and the poorly educated. Sometimes they won't even tell them it is a bomb, they will pay them money to walk to the place indicated and they will set it off remotely. The brains behind the operation will never strap a bomb to themselves, they prefer to leave the actual fighting and dying to others.

[Ralikon]

Is it wrong to find joy in the death of people explicitly in a class training to kill scores of other people?

Well let's see, right and wrong is interpreted differently among people. As such, if I declare it as wrong, than it is wrong to me. If you declare it as right, than it is right to you.

To argue a case of universal right and wrong than you could probably land on agreement that death may be the worst thing possible, second to killing? Taking life is terrible, it's horrific. This man both killed, and died. He could be seen as everything wrong with the "universal code of morals". But does that make it right to find accomplishment in his death? If we used the same hypothesis we put on the man, than can we not put the same on you, or I?

And so I say, as I stated in my original post, there is no right, nor wrong here, it is simply too bad.

[Puck]

Come on.

Would you prefer that they had not blown themselves up so they could go on to finish and use their training?

No. But that doesn't mean you celebrate or turn their deaths into jokes.

I'm not defending them, I just don't think death is something we should celebrate, no matter how wicked the person and even if their deaths are necessary.

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I was like WTF but then I noticed Canada and realised you live in a country so far from reality as it can get. World is cruel, this was a good thing, saved life of potentialy hundreds.

Maybe you should try to detach yourself from reality, maybe then your countries standard of living could have a chance of comparing to mine.