Paris

[Pjotr84]

facebook's "effort" with that whole french flag picture overlay on profiles kinda disgusts me.

So not even a #JeSuisLaFrance on twitter? Then again, the flag overlay is probably one click on FB, right? You'd actually have to type the other.

[belgear]

my point is that my empathy is not going to do anything to fix their current situation.
"We feel bad for you French, may you feed off of it and let it heal you!"

[belgear]

"My father was shot in the head today but Belgear over there in America feels bad for me so everything is going to be alright"

[belgear]

"The twin towers were bombed today and thousands of people died but the French had like 12 people stand outside holding a giant American flag so everything will be just swell"

[Rubberduckbandit]

Who cares, they brought it on themselves.

[Nektaris]

The brainwashing is real. I log into Facebook today and see posts like this: "terrorism has no religion!!" "#prayforparis" "#prayforsyriaandpalestine"..

When one of our politicians says we need to stop them with military force he gets called an idiot with statements like this: "so you want to fight a war with another war? you are an idiot!!"

Our vice president of the senate says that tomorrow italian, france, american, german, british and russian planes should blow down the islam state....Guess what? He's called an idiot by everyone!!

We are screwed.

facebook's "effort" with that whole french flag picture overlay on profiles kinda disgusts me.

[Qiresea]

I hope someone locks this thread, if nothing else, out of respect to those who died.

[DisguisedFace]

I hope someone locks this thread, if nothing else, out of respect to those who died.

Please find out which cultures, countries, individuals of the world make laws regarding the ability of anyone to speak out about anything they wish at any time. Once you've done that, you'll see which side of the pendulum you are on regarding this issue. The topic of Charlie Hebdo could be a place to start.

fluctuat nec mergitur

[Qiresea]

I hope someone locks this thread, if nothing else, out of respect to those who died.

Please find out which cultures, countries, individuals of the world make laws regarding the ability of anyone to speak out about anything they wish at any time. Once you've done that, you'll see which side of the pendulum you are on regarding this issue. The topic of Charlie Hebdo could be a place to start.

fluctuat nec mergitur

It seems like your vocabulary lacks the word "respect". Death is a serious matter, and i don't mean what you, and most teenagers who know very little about reality, see when you play computer games.

[DisguisedFace]

I assume you mean to disrespect me by calling me a teenager or like a teenager who knows very little about reality and only knows death by playing computer games. You say this because all you know about me is that I play computer games. Well, the same can be said about you. I don't consider talking or not talking about a subject which included the death of a person recently to be necessarily equal to the gauge of respect given to the dead person. Perhaps you do. That is where we differ. If it makes you angry that I have a different opinion, how far are you willing to go to stop my opinion?