What are your feelings about Osama Bin Laden's death?
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I did a post about it.
I'm happy he's dead.
I don't like celebrating it.
I'm not happy. I'm not sad. I'm just relieved.
I don't get the celebrations...except the college students. They will find any excuse to binge drink.
After hearing it, I really have no feelings about it. I don't know what to think.
The celebrating crowds look like the mobs who cheered in the streets of Afghanistan after 9/11.
What are the odds that one of these people will be related to or married to or friends with someone who is killed in the eventual retaliation? Well, who cares about that, right? Party on, Wayne.
I can tell you that in NYC, people are THRILLED. And after all we've gone through, feeling celebratory is completely appropriate.
It took 10 years to find the mutt and kill him?
Otherwise meh, I knew he was in a safe house somewhere just cooling his heels until it was politically beneficial that he die.
I do fear he'll now be a martyr to the cause.
The caucasians are I feel he was running for his life from something Bush started.I don't think Osama had any thing to do with it. He is a scapegoat.
Saddam brought the poison gas from America that killed the Kurds.Osama got weapon from America to fight the Russians...you follow me??
There are probably many more to take his place. His death doesn't change or bring back anyone he is responsible for killing. I am glad though that Obama gets credited and not a Republican.
I agree with Price Teddy. College kids will find any excuse to party.
I'm elated - it's a great victory for Madam Justice!
Personally V-Apprehension about what is to come in the next few decades, tentative feelings of closure surrounding his death, and severe disappointment in citizens who have grown very little(judging by their behavior) in the last ten years.
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