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34. More of any ONE thing that does not have intrinsic value in and of itself is NOT MORE VALUABLE, so

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the death of one is equally evil as the deaths of many, because the potential of one life is priceless.

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American Muslims condemn Boston Marathon bombings [View all] steve2470 Apr 2013 OP

Me to them tblue Apr 2013 #1

RW are targeting with vitriol Iliyah Apr 2013 #2

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They did? ck4829 Apr 2013 #4

what proof do you have ? steve2470 Apr 2013 #5

Might have jumped the gun Rabid_Rabbit Apr 2013 #9

link please, thank you kindly nt steve2470 Apr 2013 #10

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Are you saying it's highly likely it was done by a Muslim ? steve2470 Apr 2013 #7

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enjoy your stay here nt steve2470 Apr 2013 #15

Do a bit more research. Rozlee Apr 2013 #17

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I think you're biased steve2470 Apr 2013 #21

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

Sounds good in philosophy but cosmicone Apr 2013 #36

k, well that does make sense, but I was thinking more from an individual ethical position, how patrice Apr 2013 #37

Reality, the wisdom of love n/t cosmicone Apr 2013 #38

That doesn't prove that the Boston bombings were perpetrated by Muslims. cosmicone Apr 2013 #35

In Europe far-right extremists have killed about as many as have Islamic terrorists since 1990. pampango Apr 2013 #41

If we didn't have so many violent attacks where American RW kestrel91316 Apr 2013 #24

This message was self-deleted by its author steve2470 Apr 2013 #12

Tim McVeigh? Was he a Muslim? MADem Apr 2013 #18

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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

Wait, Muslims committed this act? Rozlee Apr 2013 #8

While Their Motive and Message are Pure MrBig Apr 2013 #13

good point, damned if they do, damned if they do not nt steve2470 Apr 2013 #14

"Will only serve as an admission to some" mac56 Apr 2013 #16

Exactly n/t MrBig Apr 2013 #42

Psycho loon Pamela Geller... Figaro78 Apr 2013 #19

I hope people don't jump to conclusions about this being done by Muslims davidpdx Apr 2013 #27

I agree King_Klonopin Apr 2013 #29

Md. Muslim group condemns 'cowardly terrorist act' steve2470 Apr 2013 #28

It is ridiculous hepkat Apr 2013 #31

From Shia Chat ChazII Apr 2013 #32

good post ! nt steve2470 Apr 2013 #33

Notice how the NRA has failed to condemn these bombings. Crowman1979 Apr 2013 #39

I'm waiting to see what the National Bomb Association has to say about it. slackmaster Apr 2013 #40

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

"Where is the outrage from Muslims?????" Taverner Apr 2013 #43

Very good. I'm glad to see this. Dorian Gray Apr 2013 #46

Good! Murder and hating America are not Islamic values. Pterodactyl Apr 2013 #47