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FWIW the death of the people on the train is in no way justified. It is a tragedy. However, everyone on that train was in some part responsible for the disast
by dantheman 16y ago
FWIW the death of the people on the train is in no way justified. It is a tragedy. However, everyone on that train was in some part responsible for the disaster due not only their political views but their actual actions.
- hugh3 16y agoI'm sure this debate has been had elsewhere at some point in the past, and I don't have the book here anyway. Whether or not the text actually callously celebrates the death of all these folks, it's still a scene which kinda creeped me out, and I'm sure a lot of other people too.
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