Poll: So, Bin Laden, you give a shit?

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radioactive lemur

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I would if they offered us any evidence whatsoever that they got him. First rule of the internet is pics/video or it didn't happen. There are no pics. There is no video. Nothing happened. My guess is they finally found conclusive evidence that he died of natural causes 5+ years ago and wanted to take credit for it.
 

TheRundownRabbit

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spectrenihlus said:
Haseo21 said:
spectrenihlus said:
Haseo21 said:
He's dead, this shows some things, like dont fuck with Navy SEALs. He has paid for his crimes through his death, we have made but only a step forward with the War on Terror with this, but, someone will take his place, but has this done something, yes.
Oh of course someoen will take his place it is just a matter of who, how many rivals he killed to get to that position and how weak that will leave the group after the guy who takes over finally consolidates his power.
Lets just hope the next guy is not as bad as Ol' Binny
Meh let him be as bad, if they had the means of attacking us like they did on 9/11 they would have done so by now. I hope that when the next guy pops up it won't take a decade to find and eliminate him.
I guess your right, but you gotta admit, Osama good at being a coward, he must have been a total bro at hide'n'seek as a kid :p
 

WorldCritic

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I don't think it really changes anything. He hasn't been the actual leader of Al'Qaeda fo a while and now he's seen as a martyr.
 

Temah

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All it achieved is to reveal how sadistic and sick some people can be, a party in the street? I don't care who he was that is never appropriate.
 

Kingsman

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Verlander said:
Was that moral boost worth the 14,000 to 34,00 (depending on report) civilian deaths? That is, death, end of life, nothing, nada. Was that boost worth the 7,000 + US soldiers who died?

I'm not saying it's all been for nothing, but it's a hollow victory at best. If you think a brief economic surge is going to make up for that, you're mistaken. He's dead, and it all still happened. End.
I get really tired of reading this bleeding heart argument.
 

JezebelinHell

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If it gives any relief to the friends and families of people affected by 9/11 that is great but I think that is the only thing that could come from it even remotely to our advantage. He is just one person from millions that hate us personally for the choices of our political leaders, the prosperity we have and the lives we lead. There is no way we can make them like us and I think our only other choice is to keep them hiding in disorganized fear.
 

Jonluw

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The news were entertaining. Something noteworthy happened for once, and I was excited to be able to tell my classmates.
That said though, I probably couldn't care much less.
 

GeneralFungi

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He's dead; and maybe it was for the best, maybe not, but I'm not really happy about it like everyone that surrounds me is. He's dead, woo, but that doesn't change the foul acts he has committed. If anything, it could only encourage more people to try and take his place, which could make matters worse.

I'm not exactly ecstatic, but I still care about what's going on.
 

The Wykydtron

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Nah i don't care... Also you can't really say "justice has been done" until he's been on trial and convicted... Yeah good luck with that
 

Stephen Jackson

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I am glad that bin Ladn is finally dead, but at the same time I wonder if it will change anything in the long run. That's something quite unsettling to think about.
 

Verlander

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Kingsman said:
Verlander said:
Was that moral boost worth the 14,000 to 34,00 (depending on report) civilian deaths? That is, death, end of life, nothing, nada. Was that boost worth the 7,000 + US soldiers who died?

I'm not saying it's all been for nothing, but it's a hollow victory at best. If you think a brief economic surge is going to make up for that, you're mistaken. He's dead, and it all still happened. End.
I get really tired of reading this bleeding heart argument.
Bleeding heart? Those are cold statistics, not some "think of the children" type whinge. End of the day, thousands of people are dead, and you don't give a shit? Says loads about you really... I think there are a load of people have have a pretty strong opinion on folk like that
 

higgs20

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he's dead, that's a good thing, he was an extremist and an all round terrible, hate filled person, and the only reason I feel bad about his death is that now he will never be held accountable for the atrocities he had a hand in. but all in all, good riddance.

however I not naive enough to assume this changes anything, he was not the sole cause of islamic extremism and it will continue without him.
 

SaltyOrange

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I dont really care if hes dead cause it is more of a moral victory for the US than an actual victory over terrorism.
 

MisterGobbles

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He hasn't been relevant in years, so it changes absolutely nothing. Still, I suppose he's better off dead than not dead.
 

Evil mr dave

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gellert1984 said:
easternflame said:
Look it's a fairly simple question, he's dead now, so do you think it changes anything? If it does, why? and if not, why?
Also, do you think it actually changes anything for the families of the people who died in 9/11?
So please give your insight on this situation.
I dont care that he's dead but now he's a martyr, more trrrists will be signing up for the cause.
From what i heard he went down shooting, but he also went down using his wives a living body armour. hardly sounds like a martyr to be but hay, someone at some point will make everyone think he was and then were really gonna be up creek without a paddle.
 

zelda2fanboy

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He didn't even really commit 9/11, he just organized it. I believe the 19 people responsible died almost 10 years ago. Credit where credit is due, people.
 

Nerdstar

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i think ill just leave this here.


(by the way this thread,obama and everyone who just watched this got 20 % cooler)
 

flying_whimsy

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zelda2fanboy said:
He didn't even really commit 9/11, he just organized it. I believe the 19 people responsible died almost 10 years ago. Credit where credit is due, people.
Just like Hitler wasn't actually responsible for the holocaust because he just organized it. By your logic no leader is actually accountable for anything.

OT: I am thrilled, straight-up. Over two-thirds of my life has been spent watching bin Laden rise to power as his attacks got more and more vicious. When I was little a group of terrorists would hijack a plane and take people hostage as collateral for political demands; all this suicide bombing and murder for murder's sake is just plain mad.