Oh the inhumanity...

[Ryu-Kentoshii Hirokima]

Well, With The Death Of This Tyrant, There Are Also Consequences To Take Into Consideration. Sure, You Get Rid Of One Guy Who Is The Leader And Founder Of The Terrorist Group, But Then That Leaves An Opening For Someone Else To Take Command, And Retaliate With Something More Cunning, Or Devastating. Hopefully In The Next Few Years al Qaeda Will Cease To Exist, But Until Then, Don't Get Your Hopes Up. They Will Fight Back; But I Also Question, Why The Senseless Killing Of Other Human Beings, Period? Especially The Innocent, Why Must Everyone Suffer? Anyway, Good Job For Getting Rid Of "One" Tyrannical Bastard, But Now You Still Gotta Deal With A Dozen More. Just Be Prudent. I'm Just Happy We Don't Have To Look At The Original Face Of Terror Anymore, Except For In The News Until It Dies Down, Which Should Be In About A Week Or So From Now.

[HUNK]

@ Ryu, I love how the only thing not capitalized was the al in Al Queda. I almost laughed at that. Back on topic though I can understand that, the whole, "Congratz, one bad guy down, but there are still more." (Uber-paraphrased) That's probably why I don't feel the need to celebrate, because he was just one of many as far as I'm concerned.

@ Sinister, This post is probably the one I most agree with. I really don't know much about what this all means and I am alittle confused on how to react to this. Therfore, since I don't know whether or not this is some kinda speical situation or what have you, I go back to my original morales that tell me "Celebrating a guy dieing is wrong". Which is why I found it so wrong to begin with.

As I have said though, my feelings twords this have changed slightly. I no longer am disgusted with the people celebrating, but I still don't sanction their celebration. I don't care wether or not it's a beautiful thing that all different types of people can celebrate together. There should be somthing else to celebrate. It only makes us look bloodthirsty again, but I realise that it goes back to the feelings of relief coming from a (possibly, he was the one making all the threats) high-ranking member of Al Queda forces being taken down. I can understand the relife. However, as someone who lives in NC and someone who generally stays blissfully unaware of possible dangers of terrorism, I don't feel any relife, I never felt frightend in the first place. Does this effect how I feel about Bin Ladens death? You bet it does, it basically made my decsion. That's why I feel it's so wrong. It just feels to me like we're being patriotic for the wrong reasons...
These are all my thoughts and opinions though, I was just a kid who saw people dancing in the streets to the news of a mans death and it looked terrible. These were simply my reactions.