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sebsnJul 11, 2010
damn... :/
sciguyajJul 11, 2010
What is wrong with people!?
bdbrJul 12, 2010
FTA: "The Amisom force is engaged in frequent firefights with Islamist insurgents which control much of southern and central Somalia."
Closed AccountJul 12, 2010
Religious delusion probably.
gizram84Jul 12, 2010
Islamic Extremism. Don't try to generalize, douche.
Closed AccountJul 12, 2010
Pretty sure Islamic extremism is religious delusion.
janincoJul 12, 2010
Savages
jalhJul 12, 2010
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kingbinjiJul 12, 2010
HOW DARE YOU LIKE SOCCERRR!!!!
refreshersJul 12, 2010
They must hate soccer
matzahmanJul 12, 2010
The f**kers that did that deserved IED up the assh**e.
mrstormyJul 12, 2010
I always thought up the penis hole would be worse
matzahmanJul 12, 2010
Not a bad idea MrStormy, thinking out of the box.
digg1990Jul 12, 2010
I didn't know that watching soccer in Uganda is grounds for dying from explosions.
Closed AccountJul 12, 2010
Cowards. May the same happen to them.
loliberalsJul 12, 2010
I bet it has to do with those vuvuzelas.
rabs38Jul 12, 2010
Somehow, this is America's fault.
bigshark101Jul 12, 2010
I guess they bet on the Dutch.
neutron7Jul 12, 2010
The death toll is apparently over 60 now.
chicken s**ts went for the easy targets. what they fail to realize is that there is not a government int he world which will change anything just because a few citizens were killed. they do not care.
superkendallJul 12, 2010
Terrorists always go for the easy targets. It's not cowardice, when your goal is to kill as many people as possible you go where masses of people are.
"What they fail to realize is that there is not a government int he world which will change anything just because a few citizens were killed. they do not care."
They realize that just fine. Often they aren't looking to change anything except removing a few more non-muslims from the earth.
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marx2kJul 12, 2010
Muslims did it? Were you reading a different article? Please link to the one you read that shows the Muslims did it.
bmw7777Jul 12, 2010
"Bombs kill dozens of people in Kampala watching the World Cup final, as police blame al-Qaeda-linked Somali militants. "
From the BBC. Something tells me al-Qaeda linked Somalis are most likely not Buddhist.
joejitsuJul 12, 2010
Proof that it Muslims.
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE66A2B120100712
attleboroJul 12, 2010
Why you whiteys gotta be racist yo? why you gotta be hating on me cause I'm black. I'm gonna smack you up side the head with some grape soda.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
mrstormyJul 12, 2010
Buried for lack of funny
Closed AccountJul 12, 2010
We almost made it without any deaths...what a shame.
versatilierJul 12, 2010
anyone else sick of islam?
faithclubdotnetJul 12, 2010
Exactly, and the people who say its only extremists forget 9/11 where Muslims were dancing in the streets from the Towers coming down.
jonbocopJul 12, 2010
Yes! I distinctly remember shots of Muslims passing out pieces of cake right after the news hit.
tharjuJul 12, 2010
i am definitely sick of extremism.
sarcasticpirateJul 12, 2010
Fundamentalist religious zealots of all stripes are what I'm sick of -- Muslims, Christians, Jews, whatever.
Most religious people are usually just normal folks. You've just got to watch out for the crazies.
faithclubdotnetJul 12, 2010
What is wrong with a Fundamentalist Christian?
A Fundamentalist Christian says,"We must love everyone and help the poor. We must be good and love even in the face of evil. A fundamentalist Christian embraces forgiveness and is not to remember wrongs done to him."Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
inactiveuserJul 12, 2010
^^ Bulls**t
marx2kJul 12, 2010
I seriously, seriously hope you are joking Faith. Buuuuuuuuuut.... no you're probably not. Wow.
artlukmJul 12, 2010
While it's true you "just have to watch out for the crazies," the problem we're facing today is that there is a huge number of "crazies" in the Islamic world. It cannot be understated. By contrast, the number of genuine crazies among Christians is lower, and the number of violent crazies is lower still. The reason for this is the Western World has evolved into an advanced secular society while much of the Islamic World is medieval at best.
So no, your statement does not disqualify the criticisms directed specifically toward Islam.
marx2kJul 12, 2010
ARTLUKM: There are a huge number of crazies in any fundamentalist society. Then you build a fundamantalist theocracy that does nothing but preach hatred towards anyone who doesn't fall within to that specific way of life, and you end up with *surprise* a bunch of crazies. Really, it doesn't matter what religion it is. the key is taking it to the fundamentalist extreme levels and mixing that with a fundamentalist theocracy. Or did you think the religion itself produces a bunch of crazies? 2 million plus non-fundamentalist Muslims living in America. Are you constantly sitting around with your finger on the trigger, peeking through the blinds waiting for one of them to walk by on the sidewalk?Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
artlukmJul 12, 2010
Huh?
First of all, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam are all basically the same religion, with various things added or removed. Islam happens to be the worst, but Judaism and Christianity are not far off.
Of course fundamentalist theocracy is the reason for problems in the Islamic World! That's basically my point. Why are you trying to ague with me on a point I never disputed?
It happens to be that the Islamic world has fundamentalist theocracies that breed religious madness. In theory, a similar Christian state could exist -- complete with medieval executions for adulterers -- but luckily, no such fundamentalist theocracy exists. You have to go a few hundred years back in time in Europe to find similar types of barbarism.
Modern Islamic fundamentalism is arguably worse, because it's essentially a combination of medieval barbarism and evangelical fundamentalism.
How could you defend such a thing?
artlukmJul 12, 2010
As for your remarks about Bush, he might be a fundamentalist Christian, and he most certainly was a cokehead at one point in time (maybe he still is), but the invasion of Iraq was hardly his idea.
Trying to paint such a simplistic and idiotic picture does no justice to proponents or opponents of the Iraq war.
The Iraq war is a neoconservative war. Neoconservatism has nothing to do with fundamentalist Christianity. While many fundamentalist Christians may have supported the war, their ideology is not the reason it happened.
Most prominent neoconservatives -- like Karl Rove and Bill Kristol -- are essentially atheists. I'm not trying to imply that most atheists support the war, but rather pointing out that most true neoconservatives are atheists.
Neoconservatism has a lot of unrealistic goals, success in Iraq being one of them. What makes matters worse is the influence of the military industrial complex, which stands to gain from an unwinnable war rather than an easy one.
There are a lot of factors that led to the neoconservative war in Iraq. But it is by no means a fundamentalist Christian war.
marx2kJul 12, 2010
ARTLUKM, I think I have misunderstood you in regards to fundamentalist Islam. I think we agree there. As far as Bush and the Iraq war, I can only refer to articles like: http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/1007-03.htm - Though I agree with you on your points about neocons.
marx2kJul 12, 2010
FTA: "It is not known what caused the blasts"
inactiveuserJul 12, 2010
Nuke it from Orbit..
twoheadedboy00Jul 15, 2010
only way to be sure
gosuhaxerJul 12, 2010
Religion. The worlds greatest scapegoat.
marx2kJul 12, 2010
FTA: "It is not known what caused the blasts".
joejitsuJul 12, 2010
Actually it is known. Islamic terrorist planted bombs. Don't believe me?
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE66A2B120100712
marx2kJul 12, 2010
joejitsu: It was not known at the time the original poster posted the comment, was it?
fxu1989Jul 12, 2010
Killing in the name of religion; how peaceful.
egskibumJul 12, 2010
Blindly assuming this has anything to do with religion; how intelligent.
btschulJul 12, 2010
Of course it wasn't religion. I'm sure it was those football fundamentalists who believe the term "football" should only apply to American football.
/s
gofalconsJul 13, 2010
Yes, because no one has ever died because of differences of opinion at a soccer game. Nope, only religious people kill people for stupid reasons. /s
Closed AccountJul 12, 2010
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itwasonlyajokeJul 12, 2010
I'm sure the terrorist believed they were violating Islam by watching the World Cup.
marx2kJul 12, 2010
Please link to an article or quote from this article where it shows that this was the work of Islamic terrorists.
itwasonlyajokeJul 12, 2010
"The Amisom force is engaged in frequent firefights with Islamist insurgents which control much of southern and central Somalia."
"Insp General Kayihura said he believed Somalia's militant group al-Shabab could be behind Sunday evening's attack. If true, it would be the first time the group has carried out attacks outside Somalia."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/10593771.stm
Sounds like Islamic-based militancy was behind it, and it was definitely terrorist. However, I will say that you are correct if you are questioning whether the motive was Islamic fervor or not. It could have been related to cultural or national hatred.
marx2kJul 12, 2010
Yeah, I'm just saying wait until the results of in before laying blame on any person or group of people.
joejitsuJul 12, 2010
Muslims admit it.
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE66A2B120100712
dselliottJul 12, 2010
Before jumping to conclusions, let's see what the upcoming investigations reveal, shall we?
Condolences to those who lost loved ones in what seems to be an absolutely senseless act.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
bryancampJul 12, 2010
Seems to be?
roycinusJul 12, 2010
f**king attention seeking terrorist-whore.
The reason they picked the final-game and the world cup crowds is to get media attention.
Closed AccountJul 12, 2010
Hey! You gone DAHHHHHHHHHH!!!
Closed AccountJul 12, 2010
You know what?
I'm against torture against enemy soldiers.
I'm against torture against people who could possibly be affiliated with these types of groups.
I'm against torture in pretty much any other circumstance.
But for the people that we capture and are, without a shadow of a doubt, are known members of these types of groups, I think they should get the s**t tortured out of them. Not for information. But because they inhuman f**ks that kill innocent people to spread their message. I want to live in a world where its hazardous to your health to be a fundamental Islamic terrorist. If anyone deserves to be persecuted, hunted down like animals and lynched in public, it is this group of people.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
bryancampJul 12, 2010
While I agree with the sentiment, we're better than that.
Closed AccountJul 12, 2010
How long do we have to tolerate this sort of behavior? Sometimes there needs to be a breaking point, where you fight fire with fire, especially when everything else has failed to work.
Logic, reason and diplomatic talks will never accomplish anything with these people.
sulthernaoJul 12, 2010
I understand your anger, but there is no need to be bloodthirsty. By torturing them you'll only be giving them justification their terrorism.
You know what'll make them squirm the most? Eradicating their hate. I don't know how to bring peace to the world, but I do know that torturing them, while making you feel good, isn't going to solve the problem. It'll only make it worse.
If I were to try and end terrorism, I'd be investing in education and anti-poverty programs. I'd also promote some sort of exchanges that allows for inter-culture tolerance. Call me naive, but that's the only way I think that you can kill hate. Not through guns or torture.
Closed AccountJul 12, 2010
Well, call me cynical, but the only way to exterminate a culture or a mindset is to actually wipe out everyone who practices it.
So yes, based on historical events, I would say you're very, very naive. Life isn't a damn disney movie.
joejitsuJul 12, 2010
Religion of peace commits another act of peace.
marx2kJul 12, 2010
Please show us the article that links Islam to this act.
realcoolguy9022Jul 12, 2010
Take your web browser, scroll up to the top. Click the link up there. Hit control+f and type Islam.
Ignoring my initial snide remark, one has to understand that many leaders of the Islamic faith has condemned soccer as being non-religious. A few 'more lenient' types allow soccer, but the only statements that can be made by anyone is 'Allah is great'.
So I can show you several articles linking Islam to the condemnation of soccer, you can view this article which suggests that the primary suspect is saying Uganda is the enemy, and may Allah's anger be on them.
I too am having a hard time coming up with a situation where Uganda (only 12% Muslim, so considered in the realm of the sword by Islamic cultures) would have been attacked by anyone who was not religiously motivated to do this. Now Somali militants have always given Uganda grief, and Somalia is just about entirely Muslim.
The math here adds up almost too well, Soccer in a non-Islamic state. Islamic extermists attack said event against primarily non-Muslims. If you have a different scenario I'm all for hearing it.
You are right though, no one is claiming responsibility yet, and the investigation into who committed this act is not yet complete.Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
joejitsuJul 12, 2010
@Marx2k
Here you go.
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE66A2B120100712
Somalia Islamic terrorist taking credit.
Take your head out of the sand.
marx2kJul 12, 2010
joejitsu: I didn't say that Islamists didn't do it. I'm simply advocating not jumping the gun. How is that having my head in the sand?
inactiveuserJul 12, 2010
Religion of peace hates Football. How dare you have fun! Here have some peaces...
alphadrakeJul 12, 2010
Phew, good thing I'm not a soccer/football fan
bmpovojvodaJul 12, 2010
U-ganna-die
mouchezdmJul 12, 2010
Geez terrorists are all over!!! Did they think world cup was in Uganda?
bivariateJul 12, 2010
Dumb terrorist ... The world cup was in South Africa .
[Bombers Strike in Uganda, Killing at Least 23] http://www.mynucleus.org/story/2010/07/12/bombers_strike_in_uganda_killing_at
tomzern35234Jul 12, 2010
The world is INSANE
chikenshitJul 12, 2010
IF WE IGNORE THEM THEY WILL GO AWAY, BURY THIS STORY
caramelsweet6Jul 12, 2010
This is just so sad. Crazy world we live in.