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QuoteHe left out the part about,"once the terrorist was neutralized, his intended victims immediately began trying to save his life". Read that somewhere.Quote
Sharing Dr. Dunn's admiration for the first responders.
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Good point. And, the radio news today is focused on him being a Muslim terrorist not mentally ill, as was previously discussed.
I am also receiving media conformation i.e., listening to talk news radio, of my assertion that political correctness severely hampered his superiors in dealing with his radical views.
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This will continue to happen until those who set policy stop worrying about offending someone.
Yep.
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Born in Virginia, educated by US taxpayers, but he considered himself Palestinian? No problem here, but why not American? He (and his lawyer) will turn himself into a victim: PTSD from counseling sessions with his patients, felt persecuted and harassed for his religion, felt alone and confused.....Quote
Good point. And, the radio news today is focused on him being a Muslim terrorist not mentally ill, as was previously discussed.
I am also receiving media conformation i.e., listening to talk news radio, of my assertion that political correctness severely hampered his superiors in dealing with his radical views.
Yep.
skinnay 0
Born in Virginia, educated by US taxpayers, but he considered himself Palestinian? No problem here, but why not American? He (and his lawyer) will turn himself into a victim: PTSD from counseling sessions with his patients, felt persecuted and harassed for his religion, felt alone and confused.....QuoteQuoteHe left out the part about,"once the terrorist was neutralized, his intended victims immediately began trying to save his life". Read that somewhere.Quote
Sharing Dr. Dunn's admiration for the first responders.
???
Good point. And, the radio news today is focused on him being a Muslim terrorist not mentally ill, as was previously discussed.
I am also receiving media conformation i.e., listening to talk news radio, of my assertion that political correctness severely hampered his superiors in dealing with his radical views.
Theres no way the guy is getting off even if he tries to play the persecuted victim card. But to just assume that he will and use that to try and justify being even less tolerant than you already are is just perpetuating this "us vs them" mentality; and this cycle of violence will never end like this.
QuoteBorn in Virginia, educated by US taxpayers, but he considered himself Palestinian? No problem here, but why not American? He (and his lawyer) will turn himself into a victim: PTSD from counseling sessions with his patients, felt persecuted and harassed for his religion, felt alone and confused.....QuoteQuoteHe left out the part about,"once the terrorist was neutralized, his intended victims immediately began trying to save his life". Read that somewhere.Quote
Sharing Dr. Dunn's admiration for the first responders.
???
Good point. And, the radio news today is focused on him being a Muslim terrorist not mentally ill, as was previously discussed.
I am also receiving media conformation i.e., listening to talk news radio, of my assertion that political correctness severely hampered his superiors in dealing with his radical views.
Theres no way the guy is getting off even if he tries to play the persecuted victim card. But to just assume that he will and use that to try and justify being even less tolerant than you already are is just perpetuating this "us vs them" mentality; and this cycle of violence will never end like this.
You have no way of knowing if he will not get off.
Suggesting a possible defense strategy does not make me any less tolerant nor does it perpetuate the "us vs them" mentality. Would it better to say nothing, and just wait for more terrorism? Tell that to the families of the victims at Fort Hood.
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QuoteGood point. And, the radio news today is focused on him being a Muslim terrorist not mentally ill, as was previously discussed.
So what? They play to their audience; they're not authoritative sources. They can have any slant they choose.
QuoteI am also receiving media conformation i.e., listening to talk news radio, of my assertion that political correctness severely hampered his superiors in dealing with his radical views.
Again, so what? I'd refer you to the previous stream of rebuttals to this nonsense, but that thread's in the Recycle Bin now. Take the message.
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QuoteAgain, so what? I'd refer you to the previous stream of rebuttals to this nonsense, but that thread's in the Recycle Bin now. Take the message.
Yes, because a moderator putting a thread in the recycle bin is absolute proof that the information was false.
Weak, counselor...very weak.
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As I remember, you are a fan of those two old liberal hippies that provide a liberal slant to anything you want. Mr. and Mrs. Snopes?QuoteQuoteGood point. And, the radio news today is focused on him being a Muslim terrorist not mentally ill, as was previously discussed.
So what? They play to their audience; they're not authoritative sources. They can have any slant they choose.QuoteI am also receiving media conformation i.e., listening to talk news radio, of my assertion that political correctness severely hampered his superiors in dealing with his radical views.
Again, so what? I'd refer you to the previous stream of rebuttals to this nonsense, but that thread's in the Recycle Bin now. Take the message.
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QuoteQuoteBorn in Virginia, educated by US taxpayers, but he considered himself Palestinian? No problem here, but why not American? He (and his lawyer) will turn himself into a victim: PTSD from counseling sessions with his patients, felt persecuted and harassed for his religion, felt alone and confused.....QuoteQuoteHe left out the part about,"once the terrorist was neutralized, his intended victims immediately began trying to save his life". Read that somewhere.Quote
Sharing Dr. Dunn's admiration for the first responders.
???
Good point. And, the radio news today is focused on him being a Muslim terrorist not mentally ill, as was previously discussed.
I am also receiving media conformation i.e., listening to talk news radio, of my assertion that political correctness severely hampered his superiors in dealing with his radical views.
Theres no way the guy is getting off even if he tries to play the persecuted victim card. But to just assume that he will and use that to try and justify being even less tolerant than you already are is just perpetuating this "us vs them" mentality; and this cycle of violence will never end like this.
You have no way of knowing if he will not get off.
Suggesting a possible defense strategy does not make me any less tolerant nor does it perpetuate the "us vs them" mentality. Would it better to say nothing, and just wait for more terrorism? Tell that to the families of the victims at Fort Hood.
Whats funny is how all the rednecks in America are in such a rage about this. If he had been a christian this would have been a typical day in the US and no one would have given a shit.
Did you know the guy? Did you see any warning signs? Do you have any examples of when people didn't say anything because they were to afraid to be politically incorrect?
Remember the hysteria and over reactions after columbine? Going on a witch hunt for muslims won't help this either.
This guy had flags flying and yet anyone who took notice was most likely chastised.
They knew the guy was a turd and got their hands tied because of his religion.
I guess the people in charge would rather have asa massacre instead of offending someones politically correct sense of what is right.
This will continue to happen until those who set policy stop worrying about offending someone.
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