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"but has there been mass violence in response or whatnot? No, life has gone on as normal." There has been quite a bit of mass violence. How many have we kille
by jhancock 17y ago
"but has there been mass violence in response or whatnot? No, life has gone on as normal."
There has been quite a bit of mass violence. How many have we killed in Iraq and Afghanistan these last 8 years? Depending on who's numbers you believe its in the several hundred thousand to well over a million range. Just because we have sanitized the killing so we don't see the dead bodies on TV doesn't mean its not happening. This violence is a direct result of our energy policies. I classify those policies and the general American's attitude as "radical" (assuming I can bend the term radical to apply to what is the majority).
- fatdog789 17y agoI believe he met domestic mass violence, i.e., riots. The only major US riots of the past few years are the LA and Detroit race-riots, neither of which was related to overarching policy.
- jhancock 17y agoI am very aware he meant domestic. Its not a valid argument to only select violence in your own neighborhood/state/country when you are discussing if someone exhibits radical behavior. It just makes you a wealthy radical.