Terrorist attack going on in Paris right now

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Anonymous wrote:scary. My kids are home so don't want to turn on the TV. DH is going to take them out to dinner (already planned, his night out with them) so I will have TV glued to CNN in just a few. UGH. Hate this.

You are hiding this from the kids?

why?

My 7 and 11 year olds are watching.

Why to you?

b/c I don't hide the ugly side of life from my children

That's why.

NP here. You don't need to hide the ugly side, but they don't need to watch these events live. Kids process things differently than adults, PP.

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Anonymous wrote:These frickin’ bastards.
They are monsters.

Who?

The killers. Don’t know for sure who they are yet, but they are monsters.
These were coordinated attacks. Who do you think is responsible?

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Ohhhhhhhhhhhh. Ohhhh.

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Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately, there will probably be a lot more of these tragedies in Europe. It is sad that Europe's hospitality and humanitarism will come to hurt its own citizens.

I dont think that has any effect on likelihood of a terrorist attack, if that is what this is.

It is when you are letting in hundreds of thousands of people and you don't know who they are.

You are completely jumping to conclusions here. What information do you know that allows you to make such gross accusations?

Oh please, who else does suicide bombings?

Plenty of people that are not refugees. I think terrorist attacks are more commonly carried out by actual citizens or people that are documented. Correct me if I'm wrong. You're assumption that this is the work of the recent refugee influx is based on nothing but conjecture.

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Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately, there will probably be a lot more of these tragedies in Europe. It is sad that Europe's hospitality and humanitarism will come to hurt its own citizens.

I dont think that has any effect on likelihood of a terrorist attack, if that is what this is.

It is when you are letting in hundreds of thousands of people and you don't know who they are.

You are completely jumping to conclusions here. What information do you know that allows you to make such gross accusations?

Oh please, who else does suicide bombings?

Weapons used point to terrorists, as does coordination

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Anonymous wrote:This will only draw France into the conflict. Stupid.

France has already been drawn into the conflict.

Will draw them further...for example...this is what happened last time: http://www.telesurtv.net/english/news/France-Votes-Overwhelmingly-to-Redeploy-Troops-to-Iraq-20150113-0013.html

Stupid terrorists will only draw more troops to the region and on and on it goes. 35 now dead, btw.

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People who escaped the concert hall said that one person doing the shooting was a man with a pump-action shotgun and just shot one person after another.

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For the good of all of its citizens, Europe needs to close its borders now. Enough is enough.

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Stadium was hosting a friendly match between France and Germany. French president in attendance.

This was a well thought out attack

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Anonymous wrote:For the good of all of its citizens, Europe needs to close its borders now. Enough is enough.

Closed borders do nothing to stop terrorism...

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Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately, there will probably be a lot more of these tragedies in Europe. It is sad that Europe's hospitality and humanitarism will come to hurt its own citizens.

I dont think that has any effect on likelihood of a terrorist attack, if that is what this is.

It is when you are letting in hundreds of thousands of people and you don't know who they are.

You are completely jumping to conclusions here. What information do you know that allows you to make such gross accusations?

Oh please, who else does suicide bombings?

Plenty of people that are not refugees. I think terrorist attacks are more commonly carried out by actual citizens or people that are documented. Correct me if I'm wrong. You're assumption that this is the work of the recent refugee influx is based on nothing but conjecture.

I'm sure that these people were once "refugees" too. Get real.

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France 24: "If these are indeed coordinated attacks, this is the worst violence that France has seen since WWII"

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I think it's too soon to say if the explosions were grenades or "suicide attacks".

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Reminds me of the Mumbia attack. Coordinated shootings and bombings

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Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately, there will probably be a lot more of these tragedies in Europe. It is sad that Europe's hospitality and humanitarism will come to hurt its own citizens.

I dont think that has any effect on likelihood of a terrorist attack, if that is what this is.

It is when you are letting in hundreds of thousands of people and you don't know who they are.

You are completely jumping to conclusions here. What information do you know that allows you to make such gross accusations?

Oh please, who else does suicide bombings?

Plenty of people that are not refugees. I think terrorist attacks are more commonly carried out by actual citizens or people that are documented. Correct me if I'm wrong. You're assumption that this is the work of the recent refugee influx is based on nothing but conjecture.

I'm sure that these people were once "refugees" too. Get real.

That is an ignorant assumption considering that being a refugee requires a certain set of criteria. Not every non-white person started life as a refugee, get real.