Im the most liberal fucker alive but Im elated that motherfucker's dead.
"comin' again to save the motherfuckin' day, yeah!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZdJRDpLHbw
Perfect!!!
I love that song, too. But don't you understand it's a parody? God! (Oops, I mean, Allah!) do you have any idea how lame you are! What a fucking joke!
Even at this moment when everybody else is happy you are being a troll. tisk, tisk...
You wouldn't know a troll if it bit you on your fat ass. You have mistaken mindless idiocy for patriotism. You are pathetic.
It is true...you are very sad.
PS: I'm also offended as I listen to Democratic Congressman Gary Ackerman on CNN talking about how Bush couldn't kill Osama but Obama did. Fucking Gross! This is no time for celebration or partisanship but to thank the people who accomplished this and honor the people who died. Their families still grieve.
This development, while it is wonderful, it is just symbolic....
For many it serves as some measure of closure to a tragic event.
Yes, the threat of terrorism still exists, but for those that lost loved ones on that fateful day, it should bring about some small amount of solace that justice was served in the name of their loved ones.
God bless the brave men and women of the military that risked their lives or made the ultimate sacrifice in pursuit of this justice.
nycad
It's great that we were able to finally get this fuck. But the reality is, he had become irrelevant. The changes sweeping through the mid-east have shown the people want democracy. They reject Al Queda's belief that Islam should try to take Muslims back to the 13th century. We should all support the brave people of Syria and Iran in their sacrifice for liberty.
to say that, and that "he had become irrelevant," to the faces of those military, intelligence and counter-terrorist personnel who have been fighting the war on terrorism, particularly against Al Qaeda.
President Obama made that one of his promises and top priorities, and there are many people from the full political spectrum rejoicing at Bin Laden's death.
If nothing else, our hunting down and killing bin Laden shows our enemies that they will not get away with attacking us on our own turf! That's an extremely important message to send our enemies. An important message to send in order to protect our citizenry, and important in supporting those who fight, for us, our war against terrorism.
Let me be clear (and anyone who'd carefully read my posts on this should have gotten it). I'm glad he's dead. When I said he was irrelevant I did not mean it wasn't a good thing we got him, simply that he was less important in the scheme of things today than the push for democracy in the mid east. Get it? I'm very proud of the people who got it done. I guess you must have missed my quoting the Navy Seal motto. BTW, that really IS what they say among themselves.
"Yes, but!" I'm in no mood, now, for a "Yes, but."
P.S. Give me a fuckin break. I know exactly what the Navy Seals say. I was in the Navy, and I've known plenty of Navy Seals.
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Or maybe for a few months to let more people have a chance at him.
I heard my neighbors jubilantly screaming...I thought they were watching a ball game or something. At the gas station down the street an elderly black woman was dancing at the counter singing ding dong Osama's dead. Yeah, people are happy.
It is good news but...I dunno...I don't seem to feel as excited as everyone else. It ain't over till it's over and this kind of makes me realize that it is never going to be over. He's dead but he still had his way - he changed the world for ever, and not for the better.
Or you'll be branded as an Un-American spoil-sport.
Don't get me wrong, I am glad we got him and the quick death he received was too good for him, but I don't feel any of the exhuberant joy that other seem to be enjoying at the news.
Osamba death is only symbolic IMO, the "war" goes on and we are not are bit closer to ending it than we were yesterday. My apologies to any Pakkies or Afghans out there, but wiping those two places off the face of the earth seems like a good start. lol
I truly wish I could get "jumping up and down type happy" over the news, but I just can't seem to muster that much joy as others seem to.
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-- Modified on 5/1/2011 10:16:00 PM
he was tried in court, convicted and punished... Killed in combat is not "justice served"!
If it was your ass tracking him down, and his gun was aimed at you, I bet you'd feel it was "justice served."
Any trial would have been a circus and also a platform for Osama to push his views. Then we would have had to pay for his keeping for years. As I see it, there is no death vile enough for the guy. I'll settle for his just being dead.
Please don't pull comments that might pop up on different regional boards. This transends politics. I suspect the Mods that have been at ground zero or the pentagon will understand.
Welcome to Hell you worthless piece of human trash.
Was it really 24 SEALS? I'm amazed it took that many. 24 SEALS would probably be able to take the whole damn country.
but ended up getting very very fucked in a very very bad way??? 