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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I saw that man in the wheelchair with the flesh blown from his legs.  That one spindly leg bone hanging down with no meat on it, and that gray shocked look on his face.  I think of that sweet little boy who wanted peace, blown to bits and his sister's leg blown off.  His momma with brain damage.  Should I go on?   The person who did this, chose to.  And he look into the eyes of his victim as he dropped the bomb at their feet.  He walked off knowing that they would be killed.  He deserves no sympathy.[/quote]

Can we politely agree that we have a slight difference of opinion and that's okay? As an echo of the teamwork we saw demonstrated in Boston, it'd be nice if this thread didn't dissolve into vitriol but a place for people to respectfully state their opinions. There is enough room here for all of our perspectives. [/quote]

I have to say that when you are expressing sympathy for someone like this, it is probably better to just keep it to yourself, or tell your therapist.  Not many people who live and breathe are going to be able to understand your point of view.[/quote]

Well I don't have a therapist and the friends I've spoken about this with agree with me that calling him evil or insane is an easy answer, not the right answer, and that we are sorry for the lost potential of his life had just as we are sorry for the lost potential of the lives of all the victims. [Note: I am not calling him a victim of this crime] I am sorry for his soul that will have to carry the burden of this crime, and the suffering that will bring him.[/quote]

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