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Paris attacks again
Stick the news on. 35 dead so far. As many as 100 hostages. Seen footage of France vs Germany as the explosion went off. Everyone locked in, on pitch. Mental.
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Is it in America or Europe? Cause I couldn't care less what happens to you commies.
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"Holds it! Holds it! HOLDS IT!!!" |
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edit - dm, two tweets http://news.sky.com/watch-live Sky News right now showing footage outside the theatre. |
Congratulation to the French for an unlikely military victory.
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Crazy! How many terrorists attacks have there been in Europe now?
The London subway bombings, the soldier hacked up with a machete, Madrid train bombings, bombs in Sweden, shootings in Denmark, bombs in Paris, shootings in Paris, and on and on and on. What the f)ck is going on over there? |
162 deaths reported?
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I heard that the Eagles of Death Metal held a concert, and concert goers were killed. Trying to find information on it.
@The Batlord this terrorist attack is a tragedy for the French, so save your shtick for something not as serious as this. |
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It was well over 100, the theatre is called the Bataclan. It's all over the news you can't miss it.
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The number of deaths is likely a highly unreliable number at this point in reporting. The police give estimates (when they speak at all) and the 24 hour news cycle spits it back out at the public so that they can do it first.
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who did paris attack this time?
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critic rating 1 star
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Death toll rises to 120. Let's hope it stops there!
Paris attacks: At least 120 dead, 5 attackers 'neutralized' - World - CBC News |
Up to 8 attackers now. All dead. Most by suicide bomb. Crazy.
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Sadly the death toll as risen to 150.
Paris attacks: At least 150 killed, all attackers believed dead - World - CBC News |
Apparently most of them were murdered at the Eagles of the Death Metal show, sadly....it was an all ages show.
I think I'm going to turn the radio off now, night. |
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Pretty disappointed to see people making jokes about this.
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Would you feel better if they were sitting in a Burger King talking about football?
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This just confuses me. Just yesterday I think almost like 50 were killed in Beirut, large amounts of people die from things like this on an almost daily basis and nobody says anything about it really... then it happens at a concert in a first world country and it's like the planet stops spinning. It's creepy to me. Where is this level of outrage the other hundred thousand times this happens?
I guess that's why I have a hard time taking reactions on forums seriously. I think it's mostly just people hamming it up. Someone will get all mad that someone said something that wasn't 100% supportive even though those same people usually say absolutely nothing. |
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There really isn't anything we can do about it but honor their memories though. To most, cracking jokes is the equivalent of apathy. |
Oh well. Looks like they actually had to bring people into France for the attacks and it wasn't just... migrants. That is an important little piece of info.
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https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/107516
This petition is getting about a thousand signatures every 30 seconds or so. |
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@Nameless It's info. If I was informed that some random woman was raped and murdered in Central Park last night I'd feel just as bad as I do about Paris. On the other hand, the whole Middle East thing is a complete cluster **** which most of us have become numb to by now. JWB comes in with a sarcastic comeback in 5... 4... 3... 2...... |
U2 has apparently cancelled their upcoming concert in Paris.
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See, every cloud has a silver lining.
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It'll be interesting to see if this means that the French government's response will be even more severe. I imagine the highest ranking government official being in that kind of danger will make him take this particularly personally. I'd be surprised if French nationalists didn't gain even more influence. To say nothing of the rest of Europe for that matter. Quote:
Western countries have little to no cultural connection with that part of the world. When something happens in "our neck of the woods" it just feels a lot closer to home. Tribalism, basically. Not a good thing, but at least it makes us care about some parts of the world other than our own little slice of it. Quote:
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To be fair, the U2 jokes are the only ones that have been even remotely funny.
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