Originally posted by SkyWay
I see your point. Depending on which side one is on, a deed may appear evil or not. From the demonic point of view it was probably seen as a victory,
but from the angelic point of view it was seen as a tragedy.
Or from the fundamentalist Islamic view it was an angelic victory. See what I mean? You are imposing your view on the situation. You can't say it was
a demonic victory or an angelic defeat. Its your point of view. The terrorists see it as an holy victory, but you don't.
And neither of you can prove the other is right so...
Evil works where ever and when ever it has an opening...such as evil men hatching evil schemes of destruction.
"evil men hatching evil schemes of destruction."?
Good phrase. Its especially poignant considering the American military authorised the use of a chemical banned by the UN because it is a biological
agent which causes extreme pain, and sometimes death. Or the American soldiers who fired at a British envoy and jeered even after realising it was
friendly.
Please, it was an act of war. A religious war, but war nonetheless. If you can't take the beatings don't step into the ring.