Mumbai under siege

[LSPoorEeyorick]

Terrible, terrible. How sad for all of those families affected. I wish that people wouldn't so often see things in black and white. Such violent differences over ethnicity or religion or culture just don't make any sense to me.

Also, I'd hoped the election had changed some perceptions of the US - at least, shown that we aren't all behind the recent administration. But it's bigger than that - it was foolish of me to think it would change.

To weight in on the matter of humor... people deal with tragedy and adversity in different ways.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by LSPoorEeyorick

Also, I'd hoped the election had changed some perceptions of the US - at least, shown that we aren't all behind the recent administration. But it's bigger than that - it was foolish of me to think it would change.

It will change perceptions among reasonable, thinking people. It will help reduce the propagandist ammunition that's used to turn reasonable, thinking people into terrorists going forward. Unfortunately, there's nothing that can be done for anyone who's already irrational and capable of senseless killings for ideological reasons.

[Moonliner]

Kind of makes you think about the Penn Station threats that came out today.

I wonder if a similar massacre in New York, DC or LA will present you even more party ideas.

[€uroMeinke]

Originally Posted by Moonliner

Kind of makes you think about the Penn Station threats that came out today.

I wonder if a similar massacre in New York, DC or LA will present you even more party ideas.

Toten Tanz perhaps?