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You're asking the wrong question. Go back to the 1967 borders and let the Palestinians rule themselves, unconditionally, and you will see peace. I'm sure there will still be some isolated acts of violence, but they will be few and far between.

Everything isn't so cut and dried, every action has an opposite and equal reaction. Yes, indeed there are madrassas' training the next generation of terrorists, but what makes one join? First off, I'd like to point out that Palestinian's don't fall under the terrorist label, IMO. These people had their land taken from them by force and are treated in the worst way by their oppressors. What would we do if our army was obliterated and we were under occupation? We don't know what the Palestinians are going through, so it's not fair to label them as terrorists so easily. Are you suggesting Palestinian babies aren't being killed, as well? You only like to look at one side of the argument. As far as the dancing in the streets on 9/11 goes, when you're people are constantly being killed by American made weapons or American funded weapons, what would you expect? Seriously, the Palestinians have every right to hate the U.S., but since everything is so "cut and dried" to you and you can't think between the lines, it is easy for someone like you to paint a picture of who is and who isn't the bad guy. In reality, everyone in power are the bad guys. Those that control the population are the bad guys. Those that send us to war, or train terrorists are the bad guys. The people are the victims. Let's discuss the US response to Pearl Harbor. To this day we are the only ones ever to use such a powerful weapon and many innocent lives were lost that day. Are you trying to tell me that collateral damage is the term you would use for that strike, when in reality the killing of 1000's and 1000's of people was our goal in that mission? There is no difference between terrorist strikes and collateral damage, they both have the same result. Death of innocence and death leads to hate by their surviving family members/friends which leads to terrorism. Cause and effect, my friend. So you think Islam condones terrorism? Well then show me something in the Koran that states that. I dare you. And don't give me that "kill all infidels" line, because the Koran recognizes the followers of the book and followers of the book includes Christians and Jews.

Just because our media doesn't shovel it down our throats doesn't mean it's not happening. BTW, You do know how to use Google, right? I don't mean to be a d$#k about it, but if you really wanted to hear Muslims condemn terrorism, you could have found out for yourself. http://www.muhajabah.com/otherscondemn.php

Were those people not terrified/terrorized by tanks, helicopters, fighter jets, machine guns, check points, rape, torture, insults, missiles, oppression, occupation etc etc etc? Or were they having a jolly old time? Just like they said in The Departed, when facing down the barrel of a gun, what's the difference? I hope we as Americans never have to go through what some of those countries had to go through, but if we did, we would probably change our views on certain subjects.

No, I can't. Dead is dead. Murder is murder. Kids in Palestine suffer from more trauma than any American ever did or will have. Terror is terror. Death is death. As a matter if fact, a new terrorist is born everyday after having lost a loved one to collateral damage. Stuff like that makes recruitment easy. That's why there's no difference. It's a cycle of hate and the terrorists strike and target innocent civilians more often than not because they don't have the military might to face a real army. Me, personally, absolutely hate violence and don't condone it in any way, shape or form. I could care less about intent, at the end of the day, new terrorists are born everyday because of violence. The cycle of hate must end. I know many Muslims and none of them are violent people, and yet you would like to see them condemn terrorist acts even though they had nothing to do with it. Thats why I brought up race, creed and color, because it's not about the religion, just like it's not about race, creed and color. I was just pointing out how absurd it is expect people to apologize for something they didn't do. So you actually believe that Islam is responsible for terrorism? That's funny, cuz I'm a Muslim and have never thought of hurting anyone or anything and neither do all of my family/friends. I see a different version of Islam, not the one TV has shown you over the years.

Let me ask you this, GM, what is your definition of terrorism? What about all those innocent people that were killed in Iraq and Afghanistan? Just because we have a cute term for the killings of thousands of people doesn't make it any less terrifying. The term "collateral damage" doesn't soothe the pain of those that suffer loses by the hands of people wearing uniforms as opposed to the terrorists that wear everyday clothing. Terrorists come in many races, creeds and colors. Don't get it twisted. More blood has been shed by the white man than any other color and you can take that to the bank!

That's guys douche bag and anyone who supports his thoughts are douche bags, as well. "Islam and it's teachings" did not bring down the WTC. A crazy group of killers lead by an a-hole who happens to watch porn and smoke pot, did. A TRUE Muslim will never do that. Now it's okay to condemn that site for a mosque, because quite frankly they can put it anywhere else, but some if the things that hate monger said is down right ignorant.

Here's a few more: Tropic Thunder A Few Good Men Bull Durham Fight Club

Step Brothers Star Wars trilogy Scarface Godfather

At first, I loved Five Guys, now I can't stand it. Would be nice to get a In-N-Out down here in Miami, though, but if I had one wish, it would be LaNova's.

:lol:Thanks!!! I needed a good laugh!

Dukes also knocked us because we could have/should have taken Mallett in the second round, when in reality, he could have been had in the third. Real lazy journalism.

Good discussion. I love it how many of you state how the Bills' new rookie class and second year kids should help improve our win/loss record, but totally forget that 31 other teams in the league are in the same boat. The only way this team can improve is to hit on our draft picks at a higher rate than all our competitors and that remains to be seen. 8 & 8 will be a major improvement and almost everyone should be content with that record by the end of the year. If that happens, our Bills can finally feel confident enough to add a couple of pieces, via free agency, to help propel us to the playoffs. Until then, I'd hold off on acquiring premier free agents. Building through the draft is key to the success of the Bills and they should spare no expense on a top notch scouting department, instead of free agents. So far the Bills are doing just that, having fired Modrak and issuing a statement that they will continue to evaluate their scouting department. The Bills are doing all the right things, right now, and I hope this trend continues, Then and only then can we build a team that can succeed in the long-term.

I have high hopes for Batten, as well. He reminds me of Brooks Reed, whom many of us wanted to draft in the second round. If this kid can stay healthy he will be a good player, IMO.

My cousins, whom are Dolphins' fans, walking through The Ralph parking lot. PS Don't blame me for the bad video taping. It wasn't me. Still pretty funny though, to see how they were greeted. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVjG7Y77Gyo&feature=feedf_more

Don't forget, it only took us a couple of hours to figure out who struck us on 9/11, in the first place. We work quick!

I never said I believed that story, so there is no need for that slap your head emoticon.

That's not how I understood it. OBL's daughter saw her father get shot on the third floor and was dragged away, still alive, and then killed execution style in front of his family on the first floor. Either way, I'm happy the guy is gone. He got what he deserved.

Can't say I'm sad to see him go, either, but the timing of it all is rather odd.

Sounds strange. Maybe he wanted out?

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Can't say I remember exactly how much it cost, but it was around $30 total. Well worth it, IMO, those Chinese jersey are and look fake. One other thing, ndirish, Sorrentino's will ask you to remove the Whitner name plate. It's pretty easily done with a razor, but make sure you do it slowly and don't cut too deep, just cut the thread that holds the nameplate in place.

I changed my McGahee jersey to a Spiller and it came out great. I had to send them a pre-paid return shipment envelope, big enough to put a jersey in it, as well as my jersey and they sent it right back to me in a short period of time. Make sure you use the US parcel service. They will make it easier for Sorrentino's Sports Center, Inc to send you your jersey back. Here's their info. Make sure you call them first. Sorrentino's Sports Center, Inc 2330 Sheridan Drive Tonawanda, NY, 14150 716-836-2715

They are!

I only wish he can be killed 3000+ more times