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To: Brumar89 who wrote (17844)	11/20/2011 4:40:42 PM
From: 2MAR$	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 69300

however, I recall that there was no note of Osama bin Ladin's death made in my church after it happened. What is it , you live in a religious compound 80mis out on the prairie outside Waco Texas ? And in your "church" there was no note whatsoever of this man's death that the US had spent over $1tril dollars seeking and went to war in two countries with 10's of 1000's dead ? This makes perfect sense , for you have no real contact with anything that transpires in this world if you only dream of living in the next ? That is a moral equiviliency . There's something about your selective memory loss or personal estrangement to any current events that doesn't fit into a tidy boxed world or is inconvenient . The point being made here was people's perceptions , the act of celebration for the inflicting of wounds was justified in both mindsets half a world apart . And yet your "church" took no note of this back then or now , which is just plain disingenuous . What i was making was not a moral equivilence but a simple observation , which as true in both cases that you haven't the will to comment on . They celebrated in washington DC the death of a terrorist youtube.com And back on 9/11 other people saw the deaths here as reason to celebrate a blow made against the Great Satan youtube.com