Train journey to death

[Maia]

I've always liked a train journey, there's something special about it, perhaps the anticipation of going somewhere interesting, or maybe the sensation of the train itself. I've never felt claustrophobic on a train, unlike, say, in a car, or a plane. So what on earth am I supposed to do if, while peacefully sitting there, listening to a book or music, for example, lost in my own thoughts, I suddenly start hearing terrified screams, and a stampede of people running along the aisle, while a psychotic madman is shouting "Allahu Akbar" behind them?

I'd like to address this question, if I may, to the usual suspects, the apologists for terrorists and rape gangs.

[Phil8659]

I've always liked a train journey, there's something special about it, perhaps the anticipation of going somewhere interesting, or maybe the sensation of the train itself. I've never felt claustrophobic on a train, unlike, say, in a car, or a plane. So what on earth am I supposed to do if, while peacefully sitting there, listening to a book or music, for example, lost in my own thoughts, I suddenly start hearing terrified screams, and a stampede of people running along the aisle, while a psychotic madman is shouting "Allahu Akbar" behind them?

I'd like to address this question, if I may, to the usual suspects, the apologists for terrorists and rape gangs.

I know what you mean about trains. When I had to rescue my surviving son from his mother, we had to take a train back home, from Texas to Michigan.
He was never the same after she took him there, but they did nothing about the abuse or the death of his brother. Terrorism is closer than most think.

[accelafine]

I've always liked a train journey, there's something special about it, perhaps the anticipation of going somewhere interesting, or maybe the sensation of the train itself. I've never felt claustrophobic on a train, unlike, say, in a car, or a plane. So what on earth am I supposed to do if, while peacefully sitting there, listening to a book or music, for example, lost in my own thoughts, I suddenly start hearing terrified screams, and a stampede of people running along the aisle, while a psychotic madman is shouting "Allahu Akbar" behind them?

I'd like to address this question, if I may, to the usual suspects, the apologists for terrorists and rape gangs.

I know what you mean about trains. When I had to rescue my surviving son from his mother, we had to take a train back home, from Texas to Michigan.
He was never the same after she took him there, but they did nothing about the abuse or the death of his brother. Terrorism is closer than most think.

JFC. You are really a bundle of fun. Is there no misery that you haven't endured?

[Phil8659]

I've always liked a train journey, there's something special about it, perhaps the anticipation of going somewhere interesting, or maybe the sensation of the train itself. I've never felt claustrophobic on a train, unlike, say, in a car, or a plane. So what on earth am I supposed to do if, while peacefully sitting there, listening to a book or music, for example, lost in my own thoughts, I suddenly start hearing terrified screams, and a stampede of people running along the aisle, while a psychotic madman is shouting "Allahu Akbar" behind them?

I'd like to address this question, if I may, to the usual suspects, the apologists for terrorists and rape gangs.

I know what you mean about trains. When I had to rescue my surviving son from his mother, we had to take a train back home, from Texas to Michigan.
He was never the same after she took him there, but they did nothing about the abuse or the death of his brother. Terrorism is closer than most think.

JFC. You are really a bundle of fun. Is there no misery that you haven't endured?

I was one told by a friend, if he had to go through what I had to, he would have committed suicide. Obviously he had nothing better to do.

[accelafine]

I know what you mean about trains. When I had to rescue my surviving son from his mother, we had to take a train back home, from Texas to Michigan.
He was never the same after she took him there, but they did nothing about the abuse or the death of his brother. Terrorism is closer than most think.

JFC. You are really a bundle of fun. Is there no misery that you haven't endured?

I was one told by a friend, if he had to go through what I had to, he would have committed suicide. Obviously he had nothing better to do.

Everyone's different, but you still didn't answer my question.

[Phil8659]

JFC. You are really a bundle of fun. Is there no misery that you haven't endured?

I was one told by a friend, if he had to go through what I had to, he would have committed suicide. Obviously he had nothing better to do.

Everyone's different, but you still didn't answer my question.

No, we all have the same job to do, make this world a better place, and that is not a job for fools, they cannot do it. As Christ pointed out, proportional to our ability.

[Maia]

The police haven't released the names of the two people they arrested, yet, which is unusual.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8r007d4kk2o

[accelafine]

The police haven't released the names of the two people they arrested, yet, which is unusual.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8r007d4kk2o

Hmm. The counterterrorism police are investigating. I can't imagine who they could be investigating for that. It's a mystery...

[Phil8659]

The police haven't released the names of the two people they arrested, yet, which is unusual.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8r007d4kk2o

Do you believe in a death penalty?

[Maia]

The police haven't released the names of the two people they arrested, yet, which is unusual.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8r007d4kk2o

Hmm. The counterterrorism police are investigating. I can't imagine who they could be investigating for that. It's a mystery...

And so far, at least, they're telling us nothing. It's all too familiar.

[Maia]

The police haven't released the names of the two people they arrested, yet, which is unusual.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8r007d4kk2o

Do you believe in a death penalty?

For things like this, I'm certainly willing to consider it.

[Phil8659]

The police haven't released the names of the two people they arrested, yet, which is unusual.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8r007d4kk2o

Do you believe in a death penalty?

For things like this, I'm certainly willing to consider it.

I mean more than that.
This is how I see it. Do people have the right to tax people for the support of those who are clearly a danger to society?
If they do, then people are legally enslaved for a counter productive reason.
When you consider natural selection, does it not become the responsibility of a species claiming to be governed by reason to effect it?

[Age]

Do you believe in a death penalty?

For things like this, I'm certainly willing to consider it.

I mean more than that.
This is how I see it. Do people have the right to tax people for the support of those who are clearly a danger to society?
If they do, then people are legally enslaved for a counter productive reason.
When you consider natural selection, does it not become the responsibility of a species claiming to be governed by reason to effect it?

A responsible species does not raise their young to do such things. So, blaming and killing those for just doing what they were raised to do is, once again, adults just removing their responsibility and placing it on others.

[Phil8659]

For things like this, I'm certainly willing to consider it.

I mean more than that.
This is how I see it. Do people have the right to tax people for the support of those who are clearly a danger to society?
If they do, then people are legally enslaved for a counter productive reason.
When you consider natural selection, does it not become the responsibility of a species claiming to be governed by reason to effect it?

A responsible species does not raise their young to do such things. So, blaming and killing those for just doing what they were raised to do is, once again, adults just removing their responsibility and placing it on others.

I see, we all live in a common environment, which means we have plenty of others to point to and claim that our behavior is someone elses fault, as I have said many times before, you are a sociopathic coward and liar.

By biological fact, we are all responsible for our own behavior.

[FlashDangerpants]

The police haven't released the names of the two people they arrested, yet, which is unusual.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8r007d4kk2o

No it isn't.