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An explosion in the Union Carbide chemical plant in Bhopal, India, released a deadly gas called methyl isocyanate, which is used to make pesticides. The gas formed a cloud that killed 2,500 people; another 50,000-100,000 people became ill. Trees and plants in the area became yellow and brittle. The explosion was caused by a mechanical failure that was not noticed in time to stop it.

Exciting non-natural death, why didn't they get their moment of silence?

At 3/17/04 04:37 PM, crass_clock wrote: Exciting non-natural death, why didn't they get their moment of silence?

*Prances up and Down* Pick me! Pick me!

Because the people in India are poor, and therfore are expendable, in our mission to exploit everyone and gain more money for our Capitalist nation.

At 3/17/04 04:51 PM, bumcheekcity wrote:

At 3/17/04 04:37 PM, crass_clock wrote: Exciting non-natural death, why didn't they get their moment of silence?

*Prances up and Down* Pick me! Pick me!

Because the people in India are poor, and therfore are expendable, in our mission to exploit everyone and gain more money for our Capitalist nation.

You're an idiot.

And punk, I already explained this, because it is not murder. Nobody made a conscience deciscion to knowingly kill someone. And also, because they are all the way on the other side of the world, we can't relate to them. Read more carefully next time you want to whine about something.

At 3/17/04 04:34 PM, bumcheekcity wrote:

On a side note, are you all so dense that you don't get the fact that these people were murdered, they didn't die of natural causes, like those people in Africa.

A murded person is now worth more than someone who dies via AIDS?

Yeah, cause thats exactly what I said. Moron. Nobody cares about people who died of aids because it's a virus that killed them, we can all understand how that happens, but when a human takes another humans life, we are confused and saddened that something like that could happen.

Veggie, if you want to have a moment of silence every time someone dies, whether their death was shocking or not, or happened along with hundreds of other deaths or not, please do. In fact, start now, and maybe you can be silent for the rest of your life. Sounds good to me. Hey, there was a car accident on the way home today. Looks like someone died. I didn't know them, neither did you, their death isn't unique or significant really, but hey, instead of responding why don't you have a moment of silence in their honor?

You guys need to have a little respect for the dead...i mean cmon! people were living out their lives and most of them probably had families at home waiting for them...just to be killed...it dosent matter whether it was murder or not...they are still dead...if it happened to someone you loved you would be demanding that everyone shows their respect...and what would probably happen is that people would act like the usual assholes they are and tell you to go fuck yourself...

btw this was not directed at any specific person

At 3/16/04 05:28 PM, Jimsween wrote:

On a side note, are you all so dense that you don't get the fact that these people were murdered, they didn't die of natural causes, like those people in Africa. Just because they don't hold moments of silence for everything doesn't mean they shouldn't when they have a reason to, whiny bitches.

what do you consider a natural cause? Worked to death in a sweatshop is what i thought they were aiming for according to yuor interpretation

people die, get the fuck over it....damn

At 3/17/04 11:56 PM, miket311 wrote: what do you consider a natural cause? Worked to death in a sweatshop is what i thought they were aiming for according to yuor interpretation

Uhuh, what are these your fairy tale sweatshops with evil dragon gaurds and magical mind control powder?

At 3/16/04 05:28 PM, Jimsween wrote: Waaah waaaah waaaah, jimsween hurt my feelings so I'm going to get back at him another thread. waaah.

Online Slander, very mature.

On a side note, are you all so dense that you don't get the fact that these people were murdered, they didn't die of natural causes, like those people in Africa. Just because they don't hold moments of silence for everything doesn't mean they shouldn't when they have a reason to, whiny bitches.

to call people dense is not so wise in this case as the people in africa die of hunger and hunger related illnesses because of gready people in their government. and also the whole famine thing. yeah thats terrible whats happened to them, but hey these africans are dying and i don't see you even acknowledge that.

info on the great famines and the government thing too here.

At 3/18/04 12:21 AM, Jimsween wrote:
Uhuh, what are these your fairy tale sweatshops with evil dragon gaurds and magical mind control powder?

...? no i was talking about the other kind

At 3/18/04 12:21 AM, Jimsween wrote: Uhuh, what are these your fairy tale sweatshops with evil dragon gaurds and magical mind control powder?

search on google, actually he's right. seriously look it up.

Well, I hardly think I missed the point, rather you missed mine, Veggie, but whatever.

Fine, let's start having a moment of silence for all unfortunate death. Death being a bad thing in general, let's having a moment of silence for everyone that dies. Let's see, that's around couple hundred thousand today...

What's the appropriate amount of respect? Should we have a moment of silence for everyone that died today? One moment of silence per country people died in? One moment of silence per person that died?

I guess to show proper respect we gotta have a moment once for everyone. Alright, that'll mean... Let's see, it'll take a few weeks to respect those that die today.

Seriously, you can't let the harsh realities of life cripple you. Change things instead of complaining and mourning, because whiners don't contribute anything to the world. You don't like it? Change it.

Otherwise, get started on your moments of silence for all those who have died. That should keep you from talking for just about the rest of your life.

At 3/18/04 11:53 AM, BrokenPhoenix wrote: Blablabla, still don't get the point, to busy smearing peanut butter on my bycicle

Read for once, peepeehead! Let me correct you an a few things:

"Fine, let's start having a moment of silence for all unfortunate death. Death being a bad thing in general, let's having a moment of silence for everyone that dies. Let's see, that's around couple hundred thousand today..."

You seem to think I want to have a moment of silence, every time somebody dies. If you would have read an understand my post you would have realized I really think we shouldn't hold silences at all. You see, my point was we hold silences when something happens in a western country. We don't hold silences when something happens in a non-western country. I'd say hold silences for both parts of the world or hold non at all. I prefer the last one.

"Seriously, you can't let the harsh realities of life cripple you. Change things instead of complaining and mourning, because whiners don't contribute anything to the world. You don't like it? Change it."

Well, what the fuck do you think I'm trying to do here? Convincing people to stop those hypocrite moments of silence. I'm trying to make a change.

There, before you hit the post reply button, please read my post ten times over again, so you can be sure you did not miss my point this time.

At 3/18/04 12:34 PM, Veggiemeal wrote: You seem to think I want to have a moment of silence, every time somebody dies. If you would have read an understand my post you would have realized I really think we shouldn't hold silences at all. You see, my point was we hold silences when something happens in a western country. We don't hold silences when something happens in a non-western country. I'd say hold silences for both parts of the world or hold non at all. I prefer the last one.

I am going to use this post to remind myself how stupid you are and how I am glad to be a lurker instead of a heavy poster.

At 3/18/04 12:21 AM, Jimsween wrote: Uhuh, what are these your fairy tale sweatshops with evil dragon gaurds and magical mind control powder?

Have a look in Indonesia. In fact, try just about anywhere where the people are poor.

jimween, youre an sadistic human being.

on another note, people die every day, if people knew
how many people die becuse of ower jeans or, cheap platic things
the would be shocked,, we live in an primitve hum sosicety and every body in the west has contributed to it even me or Al franken, bush, thequeen of england.
I belve that gradualy people will realise it and, share their wealth equaliy, but I belvie this will happen in an million years or so.

call me weird, call me an left wing pinko call me dan or whatever

I have contributed, to the vest whippery to, im sad to say,
but still a bit help is better than no help, you must agree veggiemeal? I contribute to amnesty dont drink coke but thats all I do, im addicted to the good life so are you veggiemeal. The point is some respect is better than no respect. The world will never be perfect but, we can try to do our best to make it better

(pardon my spelling im a bit dyxeltic)

At 3/18/04 04:16 PM, bumcheekcity wrote:

At 3/18/04 12:21 AM, Jimsween wrote: Uhuh, what are these your fairy tale sweatshops with evil dragon gaurds and magical mind control powder?

Have a look in Indonesia. In fact, try just about anywhere where the people are poor.

And this proves what? People worked to death, thats only propaganda, they just have shitty shitty working conditions.

At 3/18/04 01:21 AM, implodable wrote:

At 3/16/04 05:28 PM, Jimsween wrote: Waaah waaaah waaaah, jimsween hurt my feelings so I'm going to get back at him another thread. waaah.

Online Slander, very mature.

Waah waaah waaah, and it's not slander you moron, if your going to pretend to be smart use a dictionary.

On a side note, are you all so dense that you don't get the fact that these people were murdered, they didn't die of natural causes, like those people in Africa. Just because they don't hold moments of silence for everything doesn't mean they shouldn't when they have a reason to, whiny bitches.

to call people dense is not so wise in this case as the people in africa die of hunger and hunger related illnesses because of gready people in their government. and also the whole famine thing. yeah thats terrible whats happened to them, but hey these africans are dying and i don't see you even acknowledge that.

Because I don't know them, and therefore don't care about them.

At 3/18/04 04:31 PM, mcfokker wrote: jimween, youre an sadistic human being.

Sadistic means that you enjoy others pain, uh did you read what this thread is about? its bringing attention to the many people dying that deserve attention.

At 3/18/04 03:56 PM, THE_HULKSTER wrote: I am going to use this post to remind myself how stupid you are and how I am glad to be a lurker instead of a heavy poster.

Oh, you are such a tough guy. I wish I could be you.

i thought you were talking about veggiemeal, my last post is completely wrong.

At 3/16/04 02:54 PM, Veggiemeal wrote: Yesterday, we held three minutes of silence in my school for the victims of the attack in Madrid. Yes, three minutes for two hundred people.

Do you have any idea how many minutes the people in Asia or Africa, who work themselves to death in sweat shops to deliver us cheap clothes get,

I agree, but that isn't our fault.

or all the people in third world countries wo are starving to death because we use all the soil to feed our livestock,

That's more caused by their governments keeping all the food for themselves, America makes most of it's own livestock.

or all the people in Afghanistan and Iraq who got bombed an shot because the US wanted some cheap oil reserves?

THE IRAQ WAR WAS NOT ABOUT OIL!!!!!!!!
and it wasn't the people we were bombing it was SADDAM HUSSEIN, and in Afghanistan it was Al-Queda (Remember 9-11?)

Lemme see... nothing plus nothing plus nothing is..... NOTHING!

Good point, but you can't blame the U.S for all the world's problems, the U.S puts a HELL lot of effort into improving the world, and what do we get? A bunch of French whores calling us the "World policemen."

At 3/18/04 06:33 PM, IceWraith15 wrote: THE IRAQ WAR WAS NOT ABOUT OIL!!!!!!!!
and it wasn't the people we were bombing it was SADDAM HUSSEIN, and in Afghanistan it was Al-Queda (Remember 9-11?)

But didnt we catch Saddam Hussien and havent we killed his lineage. So we does it persist. And why are we not going after Osama so much but we pressed so hard to get Saddam (considering we blew off the UN and almost simontaniously(sp) became one of the most hated countries in the world). Obviously we had a better reason to get Saddam, but frankly the 9-11 incident was a hard reason to beat. But of course Saddam was threatening national security with his "WMDs".

So if you can find a better reason to go after Saddam and not Osama then please by all means tell me.

At 3/18/04 04:43 PM, Jimsween wrote: And this proves what? People worked to death, thats only propaganda, they just have shitty shitty working conditions.

I can just imagine you saying that without a care in your body about those people.

At 3/17/04 07:35 PM, Jimsween wrote: And punk, I already explained this, because it is not murder. Nobody made a conscience deciscion to knowingly kill someone.

This was one of the reasons investigators concluded that intentional employee sabotage, not an accident during tank washing, must have caused the disastrous leak. Oh my!

And also, because they are all the way on the other side of the world, we can't relate to them.

Soldiers in Iraq are on the other side of the world too, and I've never even met them, why should I give a shit about them?

At 3/19/04 12:36 PM, bumcheekcity wrote:

At 3/18/04 04:43 PM, Jimsween wrote: And this proves what? People worked to death, thats only propaganda, they just have shitty shitty working conditions.

I can just imagine you saying that without a care in your body about those people.

Aww, tear tear.

When your argument is based solely on the anger of a victim, you need to rethink it.

At 3/19/04 04:05 PM, crass_clock wrote:

At 3/17/04 07:35 PM, Jimsween wrote: And punk, I already explained this, because it is not murder. Nobody made a conscience deciscion to knowingly kill someone.

This was one of the reasons investigators concluded that intentional employee sabotage, not an accident during tank washing, must have caused the disastrous leak. Oh my!

"Nobody made a conscience deciscion to knowingly kill someone"

How many times am I going to have to tell you to read my posts until you actually get it?

And also, because they are all the way on the other side of the world, we can't relate to them.

Soldiers in Iraq are on the other side of the world too, and I've never even met them, why should I give a shit about them?

Where did I say you should?

At 3/17/04 04:51 PM, bumcheekcity wrote:

At 3/17/04 04:37 PM, crass_clock wrote: Exciting non-natural death, why didn't they get their moment of silence?

*Prances up and Down* Pick me! Pick me!

Because the people in India are poor, and therfore are expendable, in our mission to exploit everyone and gain more money for our Capitalist nation.

no....Americans don't exploit people, it's the governments of the countries in question. The corporations are the ones which set up factories.

At 3/19/04 06:56 PM, IceWraith15 wrote: no....Americans don't exploit people, it's the governments of the countries in question. The corporations are the ones which set up factories.

Bum is from Britain, and he said 'we.'

I don't think he was talking about Americans then.