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Ryan · **Posted:** Mon Apr 15, 2013 3:33 pm

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/16/us/explosions-reported-at-site-of-boston-marathon.html?_r=1&

Wow....... just wow............. im at a loss of words.........

Santos12 · **Joined:** Tue Mar 26, 2013 5:11 am **Posts:** 80

Sad tragedy, especially at an event such as the marathon, there are just crazy people in this world. The people must of be devastated and in shock.

This is a horrible thing but this happens regularly in other countries with upto 100+ dying.

Maybe you understand how the people in Iraq, Pakistan, Palestine, North African countries, Central African countries, South Asian countries and rest of Middle Eastern countries feel?

Human loss is a human loss, I don't understand why some people deserve more grievance then others.

....No disrespect intended.

Who do you think USA will blame for this? Maybe terrorists or even N.Korea? Or to try and get people to sympathise and agree to finally ban guns?

lifenstuff · **Posted:** Mon Apr 15, 2013 5:39 pm

the thing is the victim's parents and families of the newtown? shooting were there

Slinkybd · **Joined:** Fri Jan 25, 2013 5:20 pm **Posts:** 463

Unknown number of deaths. 80+ casualties, 10 amputated limbs, 6 children seriously injured. And towns all across the world are on high alert. Tragic day. My prayers are with them

Konatan · **Joined:** Mon Apr 15, 2013 2:18 am **Posts:** 4

Such tragic event D: Just heard the news few hours ago. >_<

Fuuuukochan · **Posted:** Tue Apr 16, 2013 2:25 am

People getting hurt makes Fuko sad

Harbinger745 · **Posted:** Tue Apr 16, 2013 3:45 am

Its a sad day in Boston, Im usually a carefree, nice guy who thinks positive, but these kind of things really get to me, whoever planted the bombs is/are a poor excuse of a human being, my prayers go the people at Boston.

pbleebait · **Posted:** Tue Apr 16, 2013 7:14 am

totally agree with santos.

Though yes, condolences to the families and RIP to those who have died, but this isnt the only place where deaths occur

Just last week there was a bombing in iraq, 80+ dead, and does the whole world mourn? no

No offence to my american BD mates, but according to something I read(and also what my father said), the US basically uses war as a playing field. Take Vietnam, it was said that the reason the US went to war was not only because of what they said, they wanted to test their new weapons, helicopters, machinery. And once countries bought, they moved out.

The same happened with 9/11. It is unconfirmed tht Al Qaeda was the cuase of the planes. Yet they were a suspect, what was USA's response? War on Iraq using this as patriotism so the country will have a unanimous decision against Iraq. They went to war, tested technology, countries bought, killed leader to ensure that their propaganda mission was completed. And now Iraq is in ruin.

I'm not saying this is true dont get me wrong and bash. I'm saying that this is just merely a theory. That many neutral point of view people have said

I just wanna know what you guys may think.

Harbinger745 · **Posted:** Tue Apr 16, 2013 10:18 am

Santos and Pbleebait you both make great points, and I agree. This world can be very though and cruel sometimes but I believe everything happens for a reason, after all, the pain we survive only makes us stronger.

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