the random musings not worthy of new thread thread

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

i would never minimize the importance of 911...and thats not even close to what i was saying...i just think its going way overboard to question whether a movie about it should be released...

...especially when Michael Moore already did a much more controversial one.

[SunMo]

all i know is that all this asswipe talk has got me starving.

[reese125]

thats cause your always talkin shtein boy....

[ice grillin you]

stop winking at other men

[SunMo]

thats cause your always talkin shtein boy....

what does that even mean?

[reese125]

it was sarcasim Mo (all the shtein talking?)...one of which I thought you of all people could pick up. See that gay winking thing I put up

The one IGY just got jealous over

[PhillyPhanInDC]

i would never minimize the importance of 911...and thats not even close to what i was saying...i just think its going way overboard to question whether a movie about it should be released...

I guess I can kind of feel your argument....but.......who questioned whether or not it should be released?

[Feva]

With the first pick in the 2006 Ninja Draft, we select... this guy.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

With the first pick in the 2006 Ninja Draft, we select... this guy.

I'd trade Mahe for him.

[mussa]

why do people go bonkers over 911 like it was the tragedy of the century...when it happened it was definitely the biggest event in like four or five months...and since then theres been genocides much worse...oh but they didnt happen here...

the biggest event ever as lots of people would have you believe...i dont think so...we dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima that turned an entire city into the contents of a vacum cleaner bag...tragic as it was two airplanes taking out two skyscrapers is not the worst thing thats ever happened....hell its not even as bad as the iraq "war"

watch the movie or dont watch the movie but discussing whether it should be released is ridiculous

Many people get killed by senseless violence every day.  It's not news, nor does it cause a reaction from millions of people in this country.  If a person gets killed by senseless violence from your town, people talk about it for a day or two.  If a person gets killed by senseless violence in your neighborhood, people talk about it for days, and feel horrible for the family.  If a person gets killed by senseless violence on your street, neighbors will cook and deliver meals, offer to babysit, help with daily chores like mowing the yard, and will talk about it for a month.  If a person gets killed by senseless violence in your house, you will forever feel a sense of grief, and never stop forgetting.

On 9/11, over 3,000 people were killed by senseless violence in our house.  That's why it's a big deal to people that live in and love living in America, more so than the many other personal disasters around the world.  It's because we are a community of Americans, and the disbelief and grief caused by it will last for a very, very long time.  It's not a political thing, but a tragedy.

Stop thinking your little opinion matters to everyone else, asswipe.

amen

[Diomedes]

I'm with wiggy on this one.  Americans think the world changed because of 9/11.  Not.  Americans think the subject is holy.  Not.

Wake up, folks.  Making a movie about 9/11 is no different than making one about any other sad human tragedy.  Just happens that Americans died, for a change.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

I'd like to add that the combination of tax and spend liberals and borrow and spend conservatives currently populating our government is just one of many reasons I feel compelled to drink before noon today.

farging assbags.

[Diomedes]

Seriously.  Could we really do worse if we shot them all, and replaced them with cops, teachers, doctors and nurses, and other normal people?  The system is broken.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

It would be nearly impossible to do worse.

[Diomedes]

Shoot the lobbyists, too.