"They hate us for our freedoms">>>do away with them and they won't hate us?

[uppityperson]

Is this the logic?

[tanyev]

1. It's not working too well, is it?

[uppityperson]

6. nope

[Hydra]

2. I thought the logic was this:

"If you believe what I'm saying, you don't deserve your freedom."

I think he and his cadre are social darwinists.

[backscatter712]

3. More like Bush hates us for our freedoms...

At least the feeling's mutual. I hate Bush for his freedom... after committing endless crimes, eviscerating the Constitution and starting a war based on a lie that's killed more than a million people. By all rights, Bush shouldn't have freedom - he should be in prison breaking big rocks into little rocks.

[Bluerthanblue]

4. what other answer could there possibly be- especially when

"they" are 'monsters' 'barbarians' 'evildoers'- 'people with no soul' etc.

Kill those bad people who won't be satisfied until we are dead.

Oh man- my meds are not working very well lately


logic-

a relative term?

[gratuitous]

5. Well gee whiz, it's self-evident

Killing people always engenders good feelings, doncha know? People that are murdered never have any friends or families or anyone else who cares about them. But if by some chance they do, those survivors will be happy their loved one was killed. Isn't that the way it always is? Murder victims' relatives all expressing gratitude and admiration for the killers?