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At 4/15/13 05:31 PM, JmdMagic wrote:

I'm going to hell.

See you there brother.

I DID IT

At 4/15/13 04:04 PM, 372 wrote: What's being gained by this? Why? At this point I gotta wonder. Why murder random strangers? I mean since when has chaos and violence become motivation?
Are they trying to use terror to attempt to start campaigns to revoke the peoples civil liberties? I just got this weird ass feeling man.
What the fuck is going on

If it was a group like Al Qaeda they really don't care. They would kill every American in the world if they had the means.

So I wonder what liberties we're gonna' lose over this? It shows no matter what laws you pass people will find a way to commit mass murders (since ball bearings were mentioned they'll probably be calls for restrictions on them and other stuff that could be used for shrapnel bombs).

I was 3 miles down the road when the explosions went off, and I was out of there shortly thereafter.

All I heard all the way back to my house (I was in Brookline, I live in Billerica which is about a 30 minute drive) was sirens. Horrific stuff hearing all those sirens, and knowing the fact that I was much closer than I normally would have been.

Let's hope they catch the perpetrator.

At 4/15/13 05:16 PM, Fim wrote: As someone ITT has already stated, I suspect this is more of a lone crackpot attempt to kill people rather than something with terrorist intentions, the marathon is a bit of a low key event to make it a target for terrorism.

Are you kidding? The marathon is the perfect place for a terrorist attack. Soft target, lots of people, a jovial event to ruin... it's perfect. And you'll also notice that nobody has stepped up to take credit yet. Whoever is behind this, they've done their research on how to successfully sow terror. I wouldn't be surprised if there are more explosions tonight, just as people are starting to wind down - seen the movie The Kingdom? Just like that.

Also, predictably, piece of shit Alex Jones thinks it was the FBI.

I was disappointed about the low death toll.

When a bomb goes off in a huge crowd, you always set the bar really high.

Know what the people of Boston should do? Have another fucking marathon tomorrow. Seems like a perfect fuck you to the people who do this kind of shit

At 4/15/13 07:01 PM, Ceratisa wrote:

At 4/15/13 06:57 PM, RacistBassist wrote: Know what the people of Boston should do? Have another fucking marathon tomorrow. Seems like a perfect fuck you to the people who do this kind of shit

Pretty much, that is the response to show people you won't be cowed.

I agree with that sentiment, only problem is it'd be too hard to actually run, it'd be too recent and with a boost in security, which there obviously would be people wouldn't be able to shake off the trauma/paranoia that would follow only a day after, and it'd be too visible.

If this is a terror attack they've already made their move, what we can do know is offer our condolences to the victims, tighten security to prevent any more such attacks, then find and persecute those responsible.

And to those who'd like to make light of this situation I say Fuck You, learn some respect.

There's another excuse for me to never run a marathon

That is some shit though; I hope we find out who's responsible soon.

And to those who'd like to make light of this situation I say Fuck You, learn some respect.

It isn't very respectful to say 'fuck you' to someone.
Learn some respect.

At 4/15/13 07:19 PM, 4761 wrote:

And to those who'd like to make light of this situation I say Fuck You, learn some respect.

It isn't very respectful to say 'fuck you' to someone.
Learn some respect.

Let's not get into a fight. Everyone who does will be promptly fucked.

At 4/15/13 07:11 PM, Lumber-Jax12 wrote:

And to those who'd like to make light of this situation I say Fuck You, learn some respect.

i heard one of the runners blew his leg out

korea are fucking not joking man that was a warning explosion man like this is like a statement or some shit fuckin korea man they are taking shit to the extremes man s like fuckk

At 4/15/13 07:18 PM, Jester wrote: There's another excuse for me to never run a marathon

Okay fatty.

I wonder if the perpetrator might be American rather than foreign. Since Patriot's Day was celebrated, this particular date is more meaningful to an American than a foreigner. A foreigner could choose any other day, but doing it on Patriot's Day would be very symbolic for someone who considers himself a patriot. Like when Gabby Giffords was shot, that was an attack on the US itself, by an American "patriot".

It's also sad to see that not even sports are untainted by killings any longer. Ever since the first Olympic Games, sports are supposed to bring people together, and be times of peace, rather than the perfect time for death and destruction.

I hope it isn't a thing now to make the edgiest jokes as soon as possible with every tragedy that occurs.

This pisses me right off, goddammit.

The Boston marathon honored sandy hook victims.
This could be a reaction to the families of the sandy hook victims pushing for "gun violence prevention laws"

That would explain why homemade bombs are used. They might be trying to prove the point that gun's aren't needed to commit mass murder...

At 4/15/13 07:44 PM, 372 wrote: The Boston marathon honored sandy hook victims.
This could be a reaction to the families of the sandy hook victims pushing for "gun violence prevention laws"

That would explain why homemade bombs are used. They might be trying to prove the point that gun's aren't needed to commit mass murder...

I don't think so. people know bombs exist.

At 4/15/13 07:44 PM, 372 wrote: The Boston marathon honored sandy hook victims.
This could be a reaction to the families of the sandy hook victims pushing for "gun violence prevention laws"

That would explain why homemade bombs are used. They might be trying to prove the point that gun's aren't needed to commit mass murder...

/facepalm

At 4/15/13 07:28 PM, Dabbur wrote:

It's also sad to see that not even sports are untainted by killings any longer. Ever since the first Olympic Games, sports are supposed to bring people together, and be times of peace, rather than the perfect time for death and destruction.

Sports have been tainted by killings in the past. Eric Robert Rudolph in Atlanta during the Olympics, and Munich back in the 70s, for example.

It's more sad to see that not even American CHILDREN are untainted. Elementary school, heck, even infants killed! (I had to include the word American, as North Korean children are killed on a regular basis)

Of course, we still have yet to see residential neighborhoods being firebombed by terrorists, burning every house down in the area. Or terrorists breaking into homes to gun down residents. At this point though, I wouldn't be surprised if that eventually happened.

At 4/15/13 07:39 PM, Zachary wrote: I hope it isn't a thing now to make the edgiest jokes as soon as possible with every tragedy that occurs.

It is. I don't get why people think this is funny. A bomb going off and killing and injuring innocent people is not funny.

At 4/15/13 07:48 PM, Sword-of-Kings wrote:

At 4/15/13 07:39 PM, Zachary wrote: I hope it isn't a thing now to make the edgiest jokes as soon as possible with every tragedy that occurs.

It is. I don't get why people think this is funny. A bomb going off and killing and injuring innocent people is not funny.

You remember how in school/ family sitcoms it was explained to us how some people can't tell the difference between good attention and bad attention? It's shocking how often this place reminds me of Full House.

I don't know...It just seems like an ametuer job to me. I mean, think about it. They found multiple unexploded bombs, and they were shrapnel bombs. With a casuality rate of only 130? I mean don't get me wrong, It really sucks that two people died, and countless more were injured. but none the less, for a terrorist attack, there wasn't a very large body count.

At 4/15/13 07:27 PM, FBIpolux wrote:

At 4/15/13 07:18 PM, Jester wrote: There's another excuse for me to never run a marathon

Okay fatty.

it's not my fault i'm morbidly obese

i was born like this i swear

At 4/15/13 07:48 PM, Sword-of-Kings wrote:

At 4/15/13 07:39 PM, Zachary wrote: I hope it isn't a thing now to make the edgiest jokes as soon as possible with every tragedy that occurs.

It is. I don't get why people think this is funny. A bomb going off and killing and injuring innocent people is not funny.

People (trolls) trying to fish offended reactions from easily offended people. What's hard to understand?

At 4/15/13 07:46 PM, stafffighter wrote:

At 4/15/13 07:44 PM, 372 wrote: The Boston marathon honored sandy hook victims.
This could be a reaction to the families of the sandy hook victims pushing for "gun violence prevention laws"

That would explain why homemade bombs are used. They might be trying to prove the point that gun's aren't needed to commit mass murder...

I don't think so. people know bombs exist.

Yeah but people have been very worked up over the president's new agenda for gun control. Obviously people know bombs exist, but it still reinforces the point that guns are not the cause of violent attacks. And it attracts media attention to the point.
You think it's just a coincidence that the marathon honored sandy hook victims, which set off the whole gun control debate? I don't know , it seems to make sense. It's the only motive I could put together so far.