violence

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    abichara

    Sat Jul 27 2013

    Here's a quick review of today's headlines, per the Miami Herald: MORE BREAKING NEWS Obama: In America, no war should ever be forgotten No death penalty for Snowden if convicted, US says A look at the victims in the Hialeah killings Hospital floor slick with blood after Egypt security forces open fire on Morsi supporters Previous mass shootings in South Florida Top Defense policymaker quits; US to release 2 Algerian detainees War, retribution, violence, blood, shootings, terrorism. Literally all of it without any purpose. We'd like to think that given the immense technological advances that humanity has made over the past 100 years that we've evolved as a species, but we really haven't. In many instances, new technologies makes killing a more efficient venture. And to think that all the resources we put into killing each other could just as easily be put towards constructive measures like fixing enormous environmental problems, upgrading our infrastructure, scientific research, a... Read more

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    gaiasalphachil_d

    Sat Jul 27 2013

    I know people like numb-nuts16 thinks violence is the first appropriate response to any circumstance that displeases their many annoyances.

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    moosekarloff

    Mon Jan 05 2009

    Violence is indeed as American as cherry pie.  This nation has always held that violence is OK, just as long as you're the victor.  What a sick ethos the poor bastards in this country have labored under for a couple hundred years, fueled in recent decades by Hollywood, TV, military worshippers and cop groupies, rightwingers and a government that constantly tries to solve complex geopolitical and domestic problems with simplistic, reductive "shoot first and ask questions later" so-called "solutions."  Just consider the popularity of crap like the WWF, extreme sports and other similar nonsense that's managed to poison the American spirit.  Yet, very few of the idiots out there drooling on the couch in front of the TV seem to have a problem with this.  No wonder we've become a second-rate nation on the way to the third tier.

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    canadasucks

    Tue Nov 13 2007

    I think our culture has to be far more honest and embrace one of two facts- (1) we enjoy violence as a rule or (2) our pretense of rejection of violence smacks of hypocrisy at some level. The people who claim to 'hate' violence are there in front of the TV consuming violent films, shows, sports (the NFL is a gladiatorial contest), not even remotely horrified the violence due to crime, et.al. Not to say that we are bad people top to bottom, but no one can hold a straight face and claim to be oh-so-horrified by violence when it is clearly ingrained in 21rst cent. American culture. . .

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    numbah16tdhaha

    Tue Nov 13 2007

    Now violence I have some use for. I think killing is a waste and all, but I'm down for a good ass whoopin' here and there. If any of you find yourself in Phoenix you can even duel me with a lightsaber!

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    xagent

    Tue Nov 13 2007

    Not really my thing but there's no avoiding it so you might as well enjoy it.

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    ladyjesusfan77_7

    Tue Nov 13 2007

    All I know is if someone truly enjoys violence, there is something wrong with them in the head, and should enjoy the company of a therapist / counselor.

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    thunderforce2

    Tue Nov 13 2007

    Well, I understand Violence must be met by Violence, but today, It's every damn where you turn, and over nothing, such as a crap football game, man kills wife, because she turned her husband football game down on the tube.  That kind of crap....

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