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icarusSigh. I hate when I'm wrong. Especially when I should know better.
Jetsunma took us (gently) to task for ignoring that Bin Laden was "deep sixed". I'm somewhat more guilty because I actually celebrated. Here.
I guess the Venezuelan Vice President has the most thoughtful comments on the matter:
Sigh. Back to the drawing board.
Jetsunma took us (gently) to task for ignoring that Bin Laden was "deep sixed". I'm somewhat more guilty because I actually celebrated. Here.
I guess the Venezuelan Vice President has the most thoughtful comments on the matter:
Elias Jaua - Venezuelan vice president
It is surprising to see how normal crime and killing has become and how it is celebrated by imperial governments, although they maintain respect.
Now, the death of any individual independent of what they are accused of - not only Osama bin Laden - but the president and the family of presidents are openly celebrated by the heads of the governments that bomb them.
I believe that in the first place it is an ethical question from the human point of view to celebrate death as an instrument of resolution of a problem.
Sigh. Back to the drawing board.