How did YOU celebrate Osama's death?

Nikolaz72

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I let out a sigh, and was relieved that it didnt have to cost lives until his death of old age. But rather it was cut a couple of years short.
 

ProtoChimp

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Gabanuka said:
I didn't, I'm English and I know this isn't going really going to change anything. Though I am fine with others celebrating and I see why they do.
This essentially. Although this may be the perfect excuse for me to score some weed. Yes yes I know, stoners are dickheads blah blah blah I agree but c'mon, there's a first time for everything.
 

Sunrider

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Nothing at all. Not that I didn't want him dead ofc, he deserved to die. There is one thing that is sad about his death though. All the "WE ARE AMERICA, WE ARE AWESOME" bullshit that's gonna be around for ages now, as if this whole thing was actually a success.
 

Sniper Team 4

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I smiled at the T.V., got a warm feeling of justice and vengeance, then went back to my life. I'm glad he's dead--and I hope it hurt too--but it's honestly going to affect me very little. What's funny is that all my Republican friends are quickly pointing out that Obama deserves NO credit. The soldiers on the ground deserve the credit. The intel people deserve the credit. The Pakistan government deserves the credit. NOT the man who gave the order. Sigh...
 

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I didn't, Osama may be dead, but look how many people died just looking for one man, who is going to celebrate for those who lost sons, brothers, fathers etc to terrorism and to war? His death means nothing, he'll simply be replaced with another and terrorism will continue, war will continue, Iraq and the innocents in Iraq will continue to live a nightmare plague with visions of America bombing them and their family members attempting to get at terrorists, those who believed in him will continue to fight for him, even harder now that he's dead seeing as they have nothing more to live for and this war on terror is likely to only end worse off then it began.

What has been achieved? Not much really, it took ten years of death, terror, misery, etc to find ONE man, and we have nothing to really show for it except his death, no trial, no understanding as to why he did what he did, no explanation, no apology, just his death. What am I celebrating and how does celebrating his death make you any lessi immoral to those who celebrated the 9/11 disaster?
 

Frankster

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Im honestly disturbed by all this partying over a man's death.

You know how some people find it disturbing when muslim people party or chant over the death of a hated figure and look absolutely barbaric doing so?
That's kinda like what most of you look to me atm :\

How did i celebrate? With great sadness at my fellow man.
 

Puzzlenaut

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I didn't. You sick fucks.

Its wrong to celebrate someone else's death, and I don't care whether they were Osama Bin Laden or David Hasselhoff, its just wrong.
 

JUMBO PALACE

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I didn't. And no one should. Why should we be celebrating an assassination? Having parties in the streets and chanting USA over and over just makes us look ignorant and hateful. We are coming off no better than those who took to the streets to celebrate 9/11.
 

Macgyvercas

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I went to school and took my analytical chem final. I'll celebrate this after the rest of my finals are done. More than likely just by saying "'bout time we got the bastard" everytime someone asks me what I think of the situation.
 

Sehnsucht Engel

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I posted this pony picture, in another thread about Barack Obama today.



I'm counting this as my celebration.
 

Woodsey

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Attempted attacks will probably rise, so I'm not really sure what the celebrating is all about. Would have been better to capture him alive to help with attempts to get rid of the rest of them.

All that happens when you guys get in the street and start chanting "U-S-A" is that you get back your err... 'image'. You also don't look much better than the people who celebrated 9/11 and the other attacks.
 

LiudvikasT

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By feeling disgusted of people who are celebrating death of another human being. I don't care what he did, celebrating death is sick.
 

CronosYamato

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I was told the news while playing minecraft. I said "Ok, big deal. He hasn't done anything in like ten years" and then continued to play minecraft.
 

Vet2501

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fleischwolke said:
I sighed happily and said "Now the War on Terror is finally over! Now surely all our lost liberties shall be reinstated!"
The War on Terror shall never be over, because an abstract noun can't surrender.

OT: Personally I find it a little distasteful that people are celebrating his death (even if he was en evil bastard who killed thousands of people). He should have been arrested and tried properly, now he's just going to be made into a martyr.