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In reply to the discussion: American Muslims condemn Boston Marathon bombings [View all]King_Klonopin
(1,357 posts)29. I agree
My first suspicion -- and that's all it is, a suspicion -- was that
it was done by a Tim McVeigh-type of angry U.S. radical who identifies
with the Tea Party:
It happened on Income Tax Deadline Day.
It happened in Boston.
It happened on a state holiday called "Patriots' Day" which
commemorates the start of the Revolutionary War.
It happened 4 days before the anniversary of OK City bombing.
It may turn out that an Al Qaida-type terrorist group is responsible.
In the end, whoever is responsible is an evil asshole first and foremost.
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As a veteran of three wars, I don't want to get into who has the greater capacity for evil.
Rozlee
Apr 2013
#22
More of any ONE thing that does not have intrinsic value in and of itself is NOT MORE VALUABLE, so
patrice
Apr 2013
#34
k, well that does make sense, but I was thinking more from an individual ethical position, how
patrice
Apr 2013
#37
In Europe far-right extremists have killed about as many as have Islamic terrorists since 1990.
pampango
Apr 2013
#41
Your subject line is very problematic, IMO. Perhaps you are unclear as to what that phrase means?
MADem
Apr 2013
#25
"Where there's smoke"..."like a trend". Oh, we understand what you mean all right. That darn trend
uppityperson
Apr 2013
#26
Or of course, Timothy McVeigh and other angry white men with time on their hands.
mbperrin
Apr 2013
#30
Is the National Bomb Associations another right-wing political action committee also?
LanternWaste
Apr 2013
#44
I'm not sure, but it is a member of the National Federation of Associations
slackmaster
Apr 2013
#45