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How bout we just let this one fade away already. It's been beaten to death over and over again.
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So err... Belgium/Spain called off last night for security reasons and now Germany/Netherlands off too - an ambulance full of explosives found outside the ground (maybe planning on driving it into the ground?) and all railway stations closed. Concrete threat apparently.
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Is the England/France game still on? I wanna watch it.
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Oh yeah, I feel pretty confident this is a whole new ****tastic chapter. Figuring out that coordinating multiple attacks with a small group will probably be a lot more effective than just doing one thing here and there.
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Talking about France not being able to host the Euros next summer over security reasons, saying they've proved it's not possible. |
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German police saying there were definite plans for explosions at the Germany match tonight.
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All I can say is that I'm becoming more thankful for the Atlantic Ocean with every headline I read.
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Paris attacks: Latest updates - BBC News
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Turkey: We warned France twice about Paris attacker - Al Jazeera English Dun dun dunnn. |
https://twitter.com/SkyNewsBreak/sta...12481499357184
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This is ****ing scary! (Well duh!) but this was exactly the plot in one of the episodes of the TV series Sleeper Cell: the terrorists were taking an ambulance and bringing it into a football stadium to explode it, only it had nerve gas cannisters in it. :yikes:
I've always feared that these scumbags and their ilk would attack a sports event. Think about it: thousands of people packed in together, no real way to escape in a hurry, everyone relaxed and off their guard, security generally lax (people smuggle in flares all the time) and if it's a national game, you're likely to have government ministers, media moguls, maybe even the head of state there. Not to mention that you probably have on-site TV coverage in place. So many juicy targets and all you have to do is get one guy in with a vest, or a grenade, or even a gun or knife, and the carnage that could ensue. It's bloody terrifying. |
some dude said some parts of Belgium are already controlled by Isis..?????? that's gangsta
anywho I bet America will let Isis bomb a few targets in AMerica just so they can have a excuse to go Ballz Deep IN Syria and Iraq Russia better for see this and Hurry up there effort and Send in Russian ground troops in Syria and get this civil war over with or else they will lose there ally assad any who WW3 YAY !!! |
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Security is really poor at live football, I've been to hundreds of matches and been searched maybe three times, those were evening European matches, just a quick pat down. Sneaked beer in loads of times. It's too impractical to search every single person entering the ground, would take hours. |
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I picked a great year to go to Europe.
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Besides it's broader than just affecting the French. Paris is a tourist town. Where anyone from any country could had been a victim. And tn this instance there were twenty-five people from other countries who died in the attack. http://i.imgur.com/pl5Jbm4.png?1 |
^Was there a point to bringing up my post that i've countlessly apologized for?
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Also supposedly shots fired during raids not long ago. I take it as a good sign, they actually found something. |
But when he made that comment about not making jokes about tragedies the first thought that ran through my head was "oh no, Ki's quote!"
I think the saddest part of this whole thing is how quickly it will be forgotten. People will put the flags up to join the trend but how many will donate money once the shock dies down to help the families? If and when the chance prevents it's self, I'd definitely give a little to do something. And I'll share it here. |
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Donate to the Malala fund. ISIS hates that **** lol.
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I commend him for his apology. Humility does not come easy to the battish one. :clap:
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I know you're not an advocate of football related violence Monkeytennis, but im sure you'll agree these ****s deserve it. Makes you proud to be British doesn't it :) ps Theres a waiting list of over 4,000, half of them are from assorted British clubs. Long may it continue. |
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1. Moderators should simply be here to monitor spam, and ban people who are willfully idiots or crossing the line with their language when addressing other members. (that's it, period) 2. I wish the censorship on this website would stop, via deleting threads? If someone comes on here spewing racism or being offensive, let them hang themselves by leaving their threads up. It lets us know the idiots we need to steer clear of. JWB did not fall into this category. |
Apparently we are welcome to leave if we disagree.
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As for (2), it's against the rules. You think the mods should leave crap like that up and just wag a finger? Who's going to respect them or the rules if they do that? Also, **** like that has no place here and it can upset other people (ie in this case French, those who have French connections -- sorry -- or just every right-thinking person who grieves over the pointless loss of innocent lives.) I have no problem at all with what was done by mods in this thread, and Ki will agree I'm sure that if Exo had not stepped in, he would probably have continued with his tasteless jokes. That kind of behaviour needs to be dealt with, and that's why we have mods and aren't an anarchic society here. |
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My personal opinion on mods is that there should be no social status that comes with the job, but you should be getting paid!!! something because its a job! 2) If someone broke the rules than it is KI, he was the one making offensive comments about the attack on Paris, so if someone should be banned it is him, not JWB. And yes I personally found Ki's remarks revolting and offensive, but I don't think they should be deleted from the website. I don't believe in regulating free speech, "You have the right to be offended.", but if your worried about copycats coming in just to make offensive comments than I understand the logic, other than that I think people should be left to socially hang themselves for their stupidity. I've been on here for years now and I've never complained about the mods, but the arbitrary nature in which JWB was banned bothers me, because he wasn't the primary instigator. Ki comes in makes offensive jokes about the attacks on Paris, and then gets his idiotic comments deleted, pretty much a get out of jail free card, and JWB gets banned. |
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I think if somebody has been banned once and still doesn't learn from their previous mistake, the mods are not left without much choice in this matter and it's also done for the reputation of the site. As said before mods do this job on a voluntary basis and have to make tough calls now and again, and personally I feel a mod dominant forum in the case of MB works better than a more relaxed one, as without the mods here this forum would quickly disintegrate into a free for all with people insulting each other and posting what they want. I've seen forums like this before and it ain't a pretty sight. |
JWB earned his ban and actually worked pretty damn hard to get it IMO. Hopefully things work out and we see him around here again, but if not, the mods are not to blame.
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By all means voice your opinion, William_The_Bloody, but I don't think your opinion is based on all the factors that went into JWB's banning. It's been said, and it will probably be said again, that the issues with JWB were not entirely in this thread. Let that sink in for a minute...
The issues with JWB were not entirely in this thread. Are we clear on that? I really hope so. He had already been banned earlier in the year, then he was banned again within weeks of being allowed back, but others thought the case against him was a bit thin, so he was unbanned with conditions that he clean things up. He was warned and coddled for a while, but he continually walked a fine line on bannable offenses, which in turn opened the flood gates for other childish behavior from other members. This forum was a game to him. He wasn't here to talk about music, he was here to inflate his ego by appearing to be on point with edgy topics and nonsense. While this is a music forum, there is also the element of world events in which members are encouraged to discuss, but this is not a place where anyone can just run their mouth off without consequences. This forum isn't the comments section on a youtube video. This is why there are mods and rules. Have some decency, and some common sense. It'll keep you off the ban radar. Edit: I guess I took a bit too long to pen that. US is pretty much spot-on. |
Sooooo.....who wants nudes? Anyone?
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Two dipped in chocolate por favor.
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