Re: The American tragedy... [off topic]

2001-09-13 Thread Sander Zuidema

 That is why I am an anarchist.. I would not want anything to do with any
of
 those systems that can make family fathers become kamikaze mass murderers.

I would not call myself an anarchist because of the negative sound this name
has
(and the mis-use of the term anarchism on a very frequent basis), but I have
read
a lot about anarchism. I'd like to call myself a 'vrije socalist' (dutch..
transl:  Free
Socialist) which is the same term Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuis used.

About America: Indeed the terrorists who did this were probably driven by a
blind
convinction that they are doing the right thing. And they were absolutely
not a bunch
of losers but a team of fearless professionals.

Greetz,

Sander

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Re: The American tragedy... [off topic]

2001-09-13 Thread Akop Karapetyan

I think you're confusing terms fearless and mentally retarded.
Sort of like when suicidal people jump off buildings. You don't call them
fearless. You can call them a lot of things, including weak-willed,
egotistical, at the end of one's rope, but not fearless. There's a point
in time when people's minds stop functioning properly. I believe that was
what happened to the hijackers.
As far as calling them professionals, I agree. They certainly knew what they
were doing.

- Original Message -
From: Sander Zuidema [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2001 6:02 AM
Subject: Re: The American tragedy... [off topic]


  That is why I am an anarchist.. I would not want anything to do with any
 of
  those systems that can make family fathers become kamikaze mass
murderers.

 I would not call myself an anarchist because of the negative sound this
name
 has
 (and the mis-use of the term anarchism on a very frequent basis), but I
have
 read
 a lot about anarchism. I'd like to call myself a 'vrije socalist' (dutch..
 transl:  Free
 Socialist) which is the same term Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuis used.

 About America: Indeed the terrorists who did this were probably driven by
a
 blind
 convinction that they are doing the right thing. And they were absolutely
 not a bunch
 of losers but a team of fearless professionals.

 Greetz,

 Sander

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Re: The American tragedy... [off topic]

2001-09-13 Thread Jack O'Lantern

Well, you are a loser if you let religion control your actions. This is not
just with regard to islam, it's also very applicable to christianity, if you
remember the crusades, and the drowning of little children.
No one ever said that America's been correct 100% of the time. But though I
do not condone Hiroshima/Nagasaki, it was an act of retaliation against the
bombing of Pearl Harbor. By then there was a full-blown war going on. I
don't see any ongoing wars on right now (at least not just yet).

- Original Message -
From: adisak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Akop Karapetyan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2001 3:55 AM
Subject: RE: The American tragedy... [off topic]


 The problem is that they are NOT a bunch of losers, but can be regarded
men
 even with high status. They are not desperate lunatics, but fanatics who
 believes they are doing the right thing! When your religion points out
 America as the big evil through all your life, you begin believing it, and
 when you are promised 70 virgins after this life, and your family will be
 given financial security when you are dead, you get brainwashed into
believing
 you are doing the right thing. I am not defending this horrible act, but
just
 arguing the point that they are a bunch of losers.
 Just remember what a bunch of American losers have done through the
time..
 Hiroshima, Nagasaki, raping women and children, skinning koreans alive in
the
 Korean wars, using napalm on children and so on..
 The problem lies in the systems, and be sure there are more people who
would
 do such things for their country or their religion than you`d believe in
your
 worst nightmare.
 That is why I am an anarchist.. I would not want anything to do with any
of
 those systems that can make family fathers become kamikaze mass murderers.

 I am sorry for the loss of sivilan lives in any country, regardless of
what
 their government believes. Lets not forget that Israel is moving in to
 Palistinian territory right now.

 -Dan

 = Original Message From Akop Karapetyan [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
 I personally wonder how someone could let a bunch of losers with plastic
 knives and boxcutters on a plane. Also, knowing how weak boxcutters are
 (worst they can inflict is a flesh wound), I'm surprised the lot of
people
 on the plane did nothing to stop the hijacking.
 Overall, I agree that there was no way attack on the twin towers could've
 been avoided. But allowing the hijacking to occur was just because of
plain
 stupidity.
 
 Sorry for posting off-topic stuff =)
 
 - Original Message -
 From: Sander Zuidema [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 3:16 PM
 Subject: The American tragedy... [off topic]
 
 
  The problem is these terrorists have proven that it is possible to
strike
  anywhere, anytime.
 
  Now I'm not exactly pro-america, and even not pro-kapitalism and
  'democracy'. (But lets talk about that later). The people who created
 these
  insane plans must never get any power of any kind, and should not be
able
 to
  strike as hard as this again...
 
  /me is going to watch some more CNN.
 
  Greetz,
 
  Sander Zuidema
 
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Re: The American tragedy... [off topic]

2001-09-13 Thread Akop Karapetyan

Well, you are a loser if you let religion control your actions. This is not
just with regard to islam, it's also very applicable to christianity, if you
remember the crusades, and the drowning of little children.
No one ever said that America's been correct 100% of the time. But though I
do not condone Hiroshima/Nagasaki, it was an act of retaliation against the
bombing of Pearl Harbor. By then there was a full-blown war going on. I
don't see any ongoing wars on right now (at least not just yet).

- Original Message -
From: adisak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Akop Karapetyan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2001 3:55 AM
Subject: RE: The American tragedy... [off topic]


 The problem is that they are NOT a bunch of losers, but can be regarded
men
 even with high status. They are not desperate lunatics, but fanatics who
 believes they are doing the right thing! When your religion points out
 America as the big evil through all your life, you begin believing it, and
 when you are promised 70 virgins after this life, and your family will be
 given financial security when you are dead, you get brainwashed into
believing
 you are doing the right thing. I am not defending this horrible act, but
just
 arguing the point that they are a bunch of losers.
 Just remember what a bunch of American losers have done through the
time..
 Hiroshima, Nagasaki, raping women and children, skinning koreans alive in
the
 Korean wars, using napalm on children and so on..
 The problem lies in the systems, and be sure there are more people who
would
 do such things for their country or their religion than you`d believe in
your
 worst nightmare.
 That is why I am an anarchist.. I would not want anything to do with any
of
 those systems that can make family fathers become kamikaze mass murderers.

 I am sorry for the loss of sivilan lives in any country, regardless of
what
 their government believes. Lets not forget that Israel is moving in to
 Palistinian territory right now.

 -Dan

 = Original Message From Akop Karapetyan [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
 I personally wonder how someone could let a bunch of losers with plastic
 knives and boxcutters on a plane. Also, knowing how weak boxcutters are
 (worst they can inflict is a flesh wound), I'm surprised the lot of
people
 on the plane did nothing to stop the hijacking.
 Overall, I agree that there was no way attack on the twin towers could've
 been avoided. But allowing the hijacking to occur was just because of
plain
 stupidity.
 
 Sorry for posting off-topic stuff =)
 
 - Original Message -
 From: Sander Zuidema [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 3:16 PM
 Subject: The American tragedy... [off topic]
 
 
  The problem is these terrorists have proven that it is possible to
strike
  anywhere, anytime.
 
  Now I'm not exactly pro-america, and even not pro-kapitalism and
  'democracy'. (But lets talk about that later). The people who created
 these
  insane plans must never get any power of any kind, and should not be
able
 to
  strike as hard as this again...
 
  /me is going to watch some more CNN.
 
  Greetz,
 
  Sander Zuidema
 
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The American tragedy... [off topic]

2001-09-12 Thread Sander Zuidema

The problem is these terrorists have proven that it is possible to strike
anywhere, anytime.

Now I'm not exactly pro-america, and even not pro-kapitalism and
'democracy'. (But lets talk about that later). The people who created these
insane plans must never get any power of any kind, and should not be able to
strike as hard as this again...

/me is going to watch some more CNN.

Greetz,

Sander Zuidema

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Re: The American tragedy... [off topic]

2001-09-12 Thread Akop Karapetyan

I personally wonder how someone could let a bunch of losers with plastic
knives and boxcutters on a plane. Also, knowing how weak boxcutters are
(worst they can inflict is a flesh wound), I'm surprised the lot of people
on the plane did nothing to stop the hijacking.
Overall, I agree that there was no way attack on the twin towers could've
been avoided. But allowing the hijacking to occur was just because of plain
stupidity.

Sorry for posting off-topic stuff =)

- Original Message -
From: Sander Zuidema [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 3:16 PM
Subject: The American tragedy... [off topic]


 The problem is these terrorists have proven that it is possible to strike
 anywhere, anytime.

 Now I'm not exactly pro-america, and even not pro-kapitalism and
 'democracy'. (But lets talk about that later). The people who created
these
 insane plans must never get any power of any kind, and should not be able
to
 strike as hard as this again...

 /me is going to watch some more CNN.

 Greetz,

 Sander Zuidema

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