@Chi, Nope that is not what I’m saying. You’re drawing your conclusion from my statement. All I was saying is that causation, relationship between conduct and result, could be applied. That’s it, anything beyond that is drawing your own conclusions.
Common sense and logic do not apply here because we are talking about fanatics on both sides of this particular incident.
That’s like blaming a rape victim for dressing too revealing. “You had the right to dress like that, but it wasn’t smart, you know those men can’t control themselves!”
Actually when there is a massacre by mob, most of them who constitute mob have not much to loose except their life. Now, if you want them to consider long term consequences of their studpid and brutal action, they wont. Religion is the opium for poor and they are looking for an excuse to go on rampage. You have given them the excuse.
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sameeragarwal Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Actually when there is a massacre by mob, most of > them who constitute mob have not much to loose > except their life. Now, if you want them to > consider long term consequences of their studpid > and brutal action, they wont. Religion is the > opium for poor and they are looking for an excuse > to go on rampage. You have given them the excuse. So, what do you suggest be done by those in US?
sameeragarwal Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Actually when there is a massacre by mob, most of > them who constitute mob have not much to loose > except their life. There’s a good chance they may lose their lives as the offenders have been rounded up and arrested. Under strict Afghan law, they may get capital punishment. > Now, if you want them to > consider long term consequences of their studpid > and brutal action, they wont. Those who were in that rampage and then see those men rot in jail / executed may get a clear reminder.