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The pain of extremism and hatred affect more people then we think of.

Discussion in 'Australia, NZ, Pacific' started by DominorVobis, Jul 15, 2012.

  1. DominorVobis

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    DominorVobis, Jul 15, 2012
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    Jens Brevik stated that his son should have saved the last bullet for himself. The overwhealming opinion is, he should have used the FIRST round on himself. However, if this obscenity had occured in any one of too many countries, it would have hardly made the news, so common is terrorism in these places. Any form of fanaticism is a sickness.
     
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    If you listen to him carefully you will see he made a mistake, he corrected it and said he should have used the first bullet on himself.
     
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    At least he didn`t call his son a martyr & build a shrine to his glory.
     
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