personally i think you have summed it up perfectlyGordon_4 said:If the only thing this does is help smooth some frayed nerves or help mend a fractured soul then as far as I am concerned it has served a noble purpose.
personally i think you have summed it up perfectlyGordon_4 said:If the only thing this does is help smooth some frayed nerves or help mend a fractured soul then as far as I am concerned it has served a noble purpose.
It's not supposed to. Nobody thinks it will. It's a concert.FateBinds said:I doubt this has done much to prevent another attack.
FateBinds said:So... They aren't winning when they're able to consistently attack Europe and America?
They've also set up their own little bizzaro Caliphate nation on captured territory. That's a political goal if ever there was one.FateBinds said:You do realise, their only goal is to kill people, right? ISIS themselves have said time and time again that they're not out for any political goals. They just want to exterminate us.
Poland hasn't been attacked because the people doing the attacking don't give a shit about Poland.FateBinds said:Poland is a pretty good example of what to do. Their population has rejected Islam, and refused to accept any people with that belief.
Whilst countries around them are attacked and innocents die, they have had all of 0 islamic attacks. Clearly they are doing the right thing to prevent these things from happening.
The politics of it is huge now. Honestly think May has a lot to answer for, however that said Diane Abbot doesn;t exactly inspire much hope.Mechamorph said:Well it is a nice gesture, quality of their "music" aside. However London cannot just carry on with life as usual. If there are people out there, regardless of political, racial or religious affiliation, who mean to perpetuate attacks on innocent civilians then they must be excised root and branch. If they mean harm to their fellow citizens then they are, by definition, criminals and should be dealt with accordingly. Regardless of the attackers' aims, just allowing them to keep trying is foolish in the extreme. There has to be a breaking point where the unity of the population disintegrates. It is imperative to stop them before this theoretical limit is reached.
Yeah, this bears repeating.MrCalavera said:it's not Ariana Grande's job to fight terrorism.
Hopefully the Tories can do something useful. Admittedly I do not see Corbyn and his people doing a better job on that front.rosac said:The politics of it is huge now. Honestly think May has a lot to answer for, however that said Diane Abbot doesn;t exactly inspire much hope.
There's talks of giving Ariana the freedom of Manchester. No idea what that is but sounds cool.
Also, I've actually seen a facebook piece saying that Ariana planned all this to boost sales. Literally no words.