15 YEARS OF TERROR
A time-lapse map of the terrorist attacks in the past 15 years
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2. kirkelicious commented 8 years ago
#2 I admit the borders between terrorism and guerrilla warfare are a bit blurry. You could say that it is a terrorist act, when its main objective is to instill fear as a way to further your political/religious motives. The way the acts of violence counted in this video are classified as terror may be slightly biased from a western point of view, I give you that. But you cannot compare strategical drone strikes with civilian casualties to indiscriminate massacres with the sole objective to cause pain and misery. Therefore "Terrorist" and "Enemy" are not terms that are interchangeable and purely a matter of perspective.
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4. Judge-Jake commented 8 years ago
If you join all the dots together from the very first attack until the most resent you find it's a pointless thing to do. 
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7. Glubok commented 8 years ago
#5 : RADICALISM not Islam. There are billions of muslims all around the world that leave in peace. I've talked with peacefull muslims in my country and they don't recognize terrorists as TRUE muslims. Sir, you deserve my downvote. Not for what you are, but for what you've said.
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9. Judge-Jake commented 8 years ago
Interesting how a number of people missed the double meaning of my comment at #4 
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10. Geekster (admin) commented 8 years ago
#7, I'm sorry, but seeing stuff like this you can understand how stereotypes are being born. And you can't really blame them. Stereotypes aren't born out of nothing And if the current situation is not critical enough, all this mess with the immigrants invading Europe had to happen.
And if the current situation is not critical enough, all this mess with the immigrants invading Europe had to happen.
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11. krazeeeyez commented 8 years ago
#7 you sir, deserve my upvote! 
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12. CiF commented 8 years ago
Am i the only one hearing/seeing for the first time the hudge ammont of bombing in india ??
Instead of linking the bombing to a particular religion, I link it to the places that are those most attacked by capitalism, pretending to bring a certain way of life when actually imposing a favourable government (to get control on the natural resources). Terrorism might be the last resort of oppressed people.
Terrorism might be the nuke of the poor.
down-vote is foreseeable
Instead of linking the bombing to a particular religion, I link it to the places that are those most attacked by capitalism, pretending to bring a certain way of life when actually imposing a favourable government (to get control on the natural resources). Terrorism might be the last resort of oppressed people.
Terrorism might be the nuke of the poor.
down-vote is foreseeable
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15. snotraddict commented 8 years ago
#7 the "peaceful" Germans far outnumbered the Nazis, but ....
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16. Glubok commented 8 years ago
Ok, so, looks like the downvote posse is out for blood :
#10 : "Stereotypes" => The oxford dictionnary says :
"A widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing". What is interesting here is the word "oversimplified". And it's EXACTLY what I was pointing out. Saying that "muslims/islam = terrorists" is OVERSIMPLIFIED.
Some stereotypes are funny, like "French eat frogs" or "French don't take showers" or "Americans are trigger happy rednecks" and I can laugh like anyone else at them. But some stereotypes are really dangerous like "muslims are terrorists" or "jews want to screw all goyims" (we all saw what the last one led us to during WWII).
#15 : So ? Nazis have been defeated and terrorists must be defeated as well. What is your point exactly ?
#10 : "Stereotypes" => The oxford dictionnary says :
"A widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing". What is interesting here is the word "oversimplified". And it's EXACTLY what I was pointing out. Saying that "muslims/islam = terrorists" is OVERSIMPLIFIED.
Some stereotypes are funny, like "French eat frogs" or "French don't take showers" or "Americans are trigger happy rednecks" and I can laugh like anyone else at them. But some stereotypes are really dangerous like "muslims are terrorists" or "jews want to screw all goyims" (we all saw what the last one led us to during WWII).
#15 : So ? Nazis have been defeated and terrorists must be defeated as well. What is your point exactly ?
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19. Zebulun commented 8 years ago
The Quran has 109 verses in it indicating to kill or maim those that are not believers of Islam. It calls muslims that don't engage in this practice "hypocrites". There are many moderate muslim's out there that would never strap a bomb to themselves but, would not take issue with their radical "brother" doing it. Also... What happens when a muslim decides they need to take their faith more seriously and start doing more like what the Quran says?
I don't care how the liberal left spins it. Islam is not a "religion of peace".
I don't care how the liberal left spins it. Islam is not a "religion of peace".
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20. Glubok commented 8 years ago
#19 : Yeah, right ! Read, learn, educate yourself : http://www.alternet.org/30-most-violent-exhortations-bible-torah-and-quran (an example among sooooo many)
In this regard there are NO RELIGION OF PEACE WHATSOEVER (Bible, Quran, Torah, all the same). So, what now ? Everyone should kill everyone ? Is that the world you are advocating for ?
Would you take issue if a radical G.I. started killing muslims without distinction ?
What happens if someday you decide that "enough is enough" and start to take your "Islam is not a religion of peace" more seriously ?
I don't care how bloodthirsty dense haters spins it. When you want war the first thing to do is to declare that your so called ennemy doesn't want peace. If you want to hang your dog you give him a bad name first.
With your words, you are just like them, radicals...
One thing we learn from history is that no one learns from history, you are just another proof of that. I won't even downvote you, karma will take care of this for me.
Terrorists should be killed, it's not a matter of religion. For Christ sake
In this regard there are NO RELIGION OF PEACE WHATSOEVER (Bible, Quran, Torah, all the same). So, what now ? Everyone should kill everyone ? Is that the world you are advocating for ?
Would you take issue if a radical G.I. started killing muslims without distinction ?
What happens if someday you decide that "enough is enough" and start to take your "Islam is not a religion of peace" more seriously ?
I don't care how bloodthirsty dense haters spins it. When you want war the first thing to do is to declare that your so called ennemy doesn't want peace. If you want to hang your dog you give him a bad name first.
With your words, you are just like them, radicals...
One thing we learn from history is that no one learns from history, you are just another proof of that. I won't even downvote you, karma will take care of this for me.
Terrorists should be killed, it's not a matter of religion. For Christ sake
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21. Geekster (admin) commented 8 years ago
#20 you really need to take a chill pill mate I don't know what your facts are based on, but judging by the video... well, some things are more than obvious
Religion is the root of all evil on Earth. Period. Don't tell me there's no link between the terrorist attacks and religion in that certain area, because the internet is full of propaganda videos of the Terrorist groups, and they all yell "Allah Akbar" while doing it. most recent example: the terrorist attacks in France. I even have friends that witnessed some of the attacks, and they heard "Allah Akbar". No linkage, huh?
Still, religion should not be mistaken with faith.
Religion: a group of people that believe in something in a specific way. (or more like politics today)
Faith: it's your personal living and relation with the God/Entity you are believing in.
I think there is a fine line between religious persons and faithful persons. I do respect someone's faith and his view on life, even if it's different than mine, but I do not respect and tolerate when someone forces me to accept their way (which is the main cause of the majority of the terrorist attacks in this video: killing others that believe different, killing the "infidels"
It's funny that for example, the Charlie Hebdo thingy made fun of other religions as well in their publications (especially of catholic christians), but guess who decided to blow him up... I dont care what bad other religions did in the past, we're talking about 2016 here and there are still people who kill in the name of religion. The past was very different, people were brainwashed and did not have access to information like we do today. We live in modern times now, where people think way different than they did hundreds of years ago, and where wars and killing for religion is "so last year", but it seems some cant get over it.
Oh and BTW, you actually did downvote #19
I don't know what your facts are based on, but judging by the video... well, some things are more than obvious Religion is the root of all evil on Earth. Period. Don't tell me there's no link between the terrorist attacks and religion in that certain area, because the internet is full of propaganda videos of the Terrorist groups, and they all yell "Allah Akbar" while doing it. most recent example: the terrorist attacks in France. I even have friends that witnessed some of the attacks, and they heard "Allah Akbar". No linkage, huh?
Still, religion should not be mistaken with faith.
Religion: a group of people that believe in something in a specific way. (or more like politics today)
Faith: it's your personal living and relation with the God/Entity you are believing in.
I think there is a fine line between religious persons and faithful persons.
I do respect someone's faith and his view on life, even if it's different than mine, but I do not respect and tolerate when someone forces me to accept their way (which is the main cause of the majority of the terrorist attacks in this video: killing others that believe different, killing the "infidels"It's funny that for example, the Charlie Hebdo thingy made fun of other religions as well in their publications (especially of catholic christians), but guess who decided to blow him up... I dont care what bad other religions did in the past, we're talking about 2016 here and there are still people who kill in the name of religion. The past was very different, people were brainwashed and did not have access to information like we do today. We live in modern times now, where people think way different than they did hundreds of years ago, and where wars and killing for religion is "so last year", but it seems some cant get over it.
Oh and BTW, you actually did downvote #19
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22. kirkelicious commented 8 years ago
#19 ever read through the bible? It also promotes genocide of nonbelieving tribes and other unspeakable horrible crimes. True, Islam is not a religion of peace, but it is in itself not more a religion of hate than other monotheistic religions. The problem is, that some insane people interpret the quran literally, something the other religions have left behind themselves since the enlightenment. The vast majority of Muslims wants to live peacefully. In many Muslim majority countries women have equal rights. The people that are killed by religious fanatics are mainly members of the Muslim majority that has outgrown the early medieval belief system, and who are terrorized by the fanatic fringe of Islam.
The problem with Islam is that the number of Westborough-Baptist-Church, Anders-Breivik-equivalent Nutjobs is currently staggeringly higher than in other religions. But you cannot generalize that to more than a billion people.
The problem with Islam is that the number of Westborough-Baptist-Church, Anders-Breivik-equivalent Nutjobs is currently staggeringly higher than in other religions. But you cannot generalize that to more than a billion people.
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23. CiF commented 8 years ago
#21 the obvious things you see in this video are not obvious. You clearly confuse you point of view with obviousness. That's obvious.
And please don't talk about the charlie thingy like it's a clear and solved matter. It is not.
Same goes with the november attacks.
As you said, we are in 2016, and no one can claim who's really responsible. Only time, a long time, might reveal the truth. Or maybe some sheeps following blindly the "official" version of the government, who is, by the way, using those attacks to justify, unconstitutional measures for it's own perpetuity.
I bet you think a skyscraper can collapse in its own footprint with one blow at the top ahahahhahahahaha
you sir need a pill as well, a red one.
#20 good post!
#1 post is really post number 1.
And please don't talk about the charlie thingy like it's a clear and solved matter. It is not.
Same goes with the november attacks.
As you said, we are in 2016, and no one can claim who's really responsible. Only time, a long time, might reveal the truth. Or maybe some sheeps following blindly the "official" version of the government, who is, by the way, using those attacks to justify, unconstitutional measures for it's own perpetuity.
I bet you think a skyscraper can collapse in its own footprint with one blow at the top
ahahahhahahahahayou sir need a pill as well, a red one.
#20 good post!
#1 post is really post number 1.
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24. Geekster (admin) commented 8 years ago
#22 not defending Christians, but did YOU even read the bible? I'm surprised by the high number of people that dont know the difference between the old and the new testament. Long story short, in kiddies words, the old testament shows how life was before Jesus came on earth, and in the new one is how Jesus showed them the right way to live, because how they did it before it was wrong. Many people accuse Christians because of the weird verses in the old testament, the old testament is there just to show how NOT to live today thats why it is recommended that if you read the Bible, to begin with the new testament
#23 Just because you don't agree with me, that doesn't mean you're right
thats why it is recommended that if you read the Bible, to begin with the new testament #23 Just because you don't agree with me, that doesn't mean you're right
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26. Geekster (admin) commented 8 years ago
#25, Not really, no. I was just stating my opinion. It's silly how easily people get offended nowadays. For example, I'm Christian/Agnostic. People talk a lot of crap about Christianity, but I never felt offended. When I was a kid I was highly discriminated because of my religion, I was beaten, I was abused, I was spit on my face, beaten with eggs, got run over with bicycles, I was being called names, I had very few friends, the door of my home was all written with names and hit with eggs, I was forced to do humiliating things or else I got beaten, and after all I was just a hopeless kid, but I never victimized myself, even though I never did something do deserve that Today it's like a stupid trend to feel offended and to victimize yourself even from the smallest things. That's why I say religion is the root to all evil
Today it's like a stupid trend to feel offended and to victimize yourself even from the smallest things. That's why I say religion is the root to all evil 44
27. kirkelicious commented 8 years ago
#24 I've read it several times. And yes, I agree that the NT is a step forward and promotes less hatred than the OT or the Quran and therefore is a better update of the ancient texts. Your explanation in kiddies words does not really hold water. Plenty of nasty content of the OT remains untouched and nearly all religious christians do draw meaning from the OT. They mainly pick and choose the stuff that does not contradict the values of the society they live in, normal Muslims do the same. Many christians prove that it is possible to interpret the OT literally, though.
For that reason i promote caution of generalizing too much. Evil people can justify their deeds with all religions, as well as good people can be motivated by every scripture.
By the way, when is stew ready?
For that reason i promote caution of generalizing too much. Evil people can justify their deeds with all religions, as well as good people can be motivated by every scripture.
By the way, when is stew ready?
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29. CiF commented 8 years ago
#26 you really need to read again.
I didn't get offended at all, again you turn things your way, seems your not able to hold a thread.
And saying that religion is the root of all evil is such an immature position, I've been there, I don't blame you (too much) but wish you to grow up a little more. For a start have a look at what a society becomes when ripped out of spirituality. Like placing man as god, the "human rights" way, is happening in the west now, look where it's leading us -> all pushing to create the same people everywhere, no roots and only consuming.
is your dream to shop more?
I didn't get offended at all, again you turn things your way, seems your not able to hold a thread.
And saying that religion is the root of all evil is such an immature position, I've been there, I don't blame you (too much) but wish you to grow up a little more. For a start have a look at what a society becomes when ripped out of spirituality. Like placing man as god, the "human rights" way, is happening in the west now, look where it's leading us -> all pushing to create the same people everywhere, no roots and only consuming.
is your dream to shop more?
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32. Glubok commented 8 years ago
#21 : Few pointers. I'm a male, 39 years old, faithfull but not religious, not even baptised. A friend of mine got shot in November attacks but survived (stayed in hospital for 3 weeks though). Therefore a little "edgy" on all this Terrorist thing. BUT, I also have numerous Muslims friends who are well fitted in my country/society (working, paying taxes, living a "well understood" religion for some or, like me, faithful but not religious) and they start to be bullied by Secularity integrits. As always, to judge you need to understand and by reading your personnal history I can understand your pov about "religion". Hence my personnal pointers in return. As #29 said a society without religion is a society without reference point, without roots. IT IS VERY VERY IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTAND THAT (specially if, like me, you are not a religious person). Off course there are dumb ass loosers everywhere doing shit in the name of God but if they call them "religious" they are way way off the actual topic about spirituality. They are our nemesis => religious but not spiritual. Bloody terrorist (so dumb that Secret Services can manipulate them).
Oh and BTW I called my mouse "karma" (
) Thank you for your "business confidentiality" 
#29 : You nailed it. And YES #1 was really number 1 post. It all drifted away, and I am also responsible for that.
RELIGION IS LIKE SCIENCE : It can lead to nuclear weapons as well as curing cancer. It is just a matter of use and understanding.
Saying that religion is the root of all evil on earth is incorrect in my world. And rather radical too. Greediness, selfishness, power over others, corruption is the root of all Evil on Earth , not religion. "Period"...
PS : Still waiting for #15 to make a point...
Oh and BTW I called my mouse "karma" (
) Thank you for your "business confidentiality" 
#29 : You nailed it. And YES #1 was really number 1 post. It all drifted away, and I am also responsible for that.
RELIGION IS LIKE SCIENCE : It can lead to nuclear weapons as well as curing cancer. It is just a matter of use and understanding.
Saying that religion is the root of all evil on earth is incorrect in my world. And rather radical too. Greediness, selfishness, power over others, corruption is the root of all Evil on Earth , not religion. "Period"...
PS : Still waiting for #15 to make a point...
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33. kirkelicious commented 8 years ago
#30 The stew is to die for...
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34. snotraddict commented 8 years ago
#16 My point was @ #15 is doesn't matter how many are peaceful, the peaceful ones get overrun by the nut jobs. I continue to be amazed at how small of a number of lunatics it takes to create chaos and control the masses. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't their population one of or the fastest growing in the world and they are expanding around the globe like cockroaches. Most of the areas where they have settled and become a high enough percentage, the nut jobs move in under cover and make it a shit hole (including their neighborhoods in France). I have several friends and co-workers that are Muslim, very nice people, but when the the time comes when they will be forced to take a side, I've got a bad feeling of which side they'll take. I hope I'm wrong.
Last point, if the Christians were acting like this in 2016, they'd be chastised by the entire world, but today we are told, "it's just the wackos, it's not all Muslims" don't judge. BS
Last last point, for all those above chastising religion as the most evil, governments have eclipsed religions long ago (though they do often use religion).
Last point, if the Christians were acting like this in 2016, they'd be chastised by the entire world, but today we are told, "it's just the wackos, it's not all Muslims" don't judge. BS
Last last point,
for all those above chastising religion as the most evil, governments have eclipsed religions long ago (though they do often use religion).
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36. celestus87 commented 8 years ago
I think religion is the best thing that has ever happened to the internet. It makes it so easy to identify who is intelligent and who thinks that is intelligent.
Keep up the good work brothers and sisters! Your comments are giving me abs to die for!
Keep up the good work brothers and sisters! Your comments are giving me abs to die for!
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37. AmazingNixxo commented 8 years ago
Feminists riding the cotton pony!
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38. Glubok commented 8 years ago
#34 : Your point is clear enough and I'm with you 100% on your last last one : +10000.
I don't fully agree on the terms you used in your previous points but I don't fully disagree neither. Let's say that if lunatics are growing so fast they need money and we can ask ourselves where they get their money/weapons from...
Governments use Religions as a lever to reach their goals. It is so easy to use it for evil ends. Phew... I was starting to get tired here... Finally some sense...
#35 : Don't know what is your
stew, So I can't really tell if I want to join or not. You tell me it's delicious, probably ironic but, hey, let's take a chance, we never know, not everyhting is fucked up yet, right ? (This chill pill is sooooo efficient my friend... 
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I don't fully agree on the terms you used in your previous points but I don't fully disagree neither. Let's say that if lunatics are growing so fast they need money and we can ask ourselves where they get their money/weapons from...
Governments use Religions as a lever to reach their goals. It is so easy to use it for evil ends. Phew... I was starting to get tired here... Finally some sense...
#35 : Don't know what is your
stew, So I can't really tell if I want to join or not. You tell me it's delicious, probably ironic but, hey, let's take a chance, we never know, not everyhting is fucked up yet, right ? (This chill pill is sooooo efficient my friend... 
)
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40. thundersnow commented 8 years ago
#39 If we could just do that for real and meet everyone from snotr, that would be so cool
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42. whiteleon commented 8 years ago
If you just see terror attacks and do not see millions of innocent people who has been murdered by the "modern" countries in the middle-east there will be no end for those bloodsheds. It will keep rising if you keep fighting Islam.With this prospective of the situation your only achievement will be nothing but push peaceful people to radicalism.
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43. thundersnow commented 8 years ago
#38 A little snotr history, the first video may have been one of the earliest mentions of squirrel stew, the second one is the video where it was kinda inofficially celebrated. The squirrel was created by Sizzlik somewhere in between those two videos as a sign of "peace" when in heated discussions, as also mentioned by #39.
http://www.snotr.com/video/15720/One_Sousaphone_Ruins_An_Entire_KKK_March#comments
http://www.snotr.com/video/15868/_------_Snotr_Announcement_------_#comments
http://www.snotr.com/video/15720/One_Sousaphone_Ruins_An_Entire_KKK_March#comments
http://www.snotr.com/video/15868/_------_Snotr_Announcement_------_#comments
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44. sux2bu commented 8 years ago
And I don't mind taking credit for being the one to ask Sizzlik if he could come up with an emoticon of a squirrel to use when discussions were getting too heated (comment #24 on the sousaphone vid) when dushan and I were going at it. I also requested a red-cheeked "embarrassed " emoticon for when some commenter realized that they were mistaken about something, but that one has not appeared yet. Sizzlik........?
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45. Glubok commented 8 years ago
#43 and #44 : Thank's guys, it's actually the opposite of what I was afraid of : Some clever way to backfire at someone asking what this stew is. It's a good concept, now I know for sure. stew don't feed the troll, it neutralize it. Me liky !
Agree with #44, a "I stand corrected" emoticon would be great as I'm planning to correct a lot of people here... LOOL, just kidding guys. Snotr is a great community I learn from as well. To me, changing mind on a subject is a sign of smartness (don't know if we can say that in english as, everyone knows now, I'm French).
stew is. It's a good concept, now I know for sure. stew don't feed the troll, it neutralize it. Me liky !Agree with #44, a "I stand corrected" emoticon would be great as I'm planning to correct a lot of people here... LOOL, just kidding guys. Snotr is a great community I learn from as well. To me, changing mind on a subject is a sign of smartness (don't know if we can say that in english as, everyone knows now, I'm French).
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46. thundersnow commented 8 years ago
This was one of the best and most interesting discussions on snotr, ever, I finally had time today to read all the comments, and think about them, I loved to read people's opinions and passionate responses, putting my own value system into question a bit, which is not a bad thing, to reflect and think things over, when listening to people who make intelligent and thoughtful comments like the ones here...there has to be a place where an exchange of such ideas is possible and allowed and I feel snotr is one of those places...
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47. Glubok commented 8 years ago
#46 : Totally agreed. 47 Posts, a very "hot" topic, a lot of diverging opinions, many good points from many users but not a single "Godwin point" marked. We can assert the quality of this community by its ability to respect each and everyone of its element. We finally made it folks, people from all over the world exchanging different ideas (so many different cultural backgrounds, so many different personnal histories) like ADULTS. I'm quite sure that if we ACTUALLY met around a stew we would spend a pretty nice moment.
And we would know for sure if thundersnow is an actual female !
stew we would spend a pretty nice moment.And we would know for sure if thundersnow is an actual female !
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48. thundersnow commented 8 years ago
#47 Yes, considering the differences within the snotr community, it is definitely an accomplishment to exchange all these ideas , and maintaining respect for each other...and it would be so much fun to get to know each other for real...and yes, thundersnow is very much a female 
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50. sunnydaze4me commented 8 years ago
In all the comments I didn't see anyone offer up a single example of "radical " Christians blowing themselves or others up to further the goals of their belief system. Not even any examples of Christians cutting off the heads of anyone who insults Jesus.
Also no marches by the "peaceful " Muslims to protest the terrorist activities or the radical Muslims. Why is that? Does their silence indicate their condoning of terrorist activities? I wonder.
Also no marches by the "peaceful " Muslims to protest the terrorist activities or the radical Muslims. Why is that? Does their silence indicate their condoning of terrorist activities? I wonder.
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