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milosevic found dead
PURGED!!
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“Finally, we have some reason to smile. God is fair,” said Hajra Catic, who leads an association of women who lost their loved ones in the 1995 massacre of 8,000 Muslims by Serb troops in the Bosnian town of Srebrenica.
God is not fair! If God had been fair, it would have made his death horrible and painful, at the hands of his enemies. Instead he died of natural causes in plush Swiss prison. What bloody fairness.
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“Finally, we have some reason to smile. God is fair,” said Hajra Catic, who leads an association of women who lost their loved ones in the 1995 massacre of 8,000 Muslims by Serb troops in the Bosnian town of Srebrenica.
God is not fair! If God had been fair, it would have made his death horrible and painful, at the hands of his enemies. Instead he died of natural causes in plush Swiss prison. What bloody fairness.
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I think the only way to lay claim to the moral high ground is to refrain -- in word and deed -- from the actions you condemn in others. So if you think murder is wrong, don't murder people, and don't say that people deserve to be murdered. It's kind of like pro-lifers shooting abortion doctors, y'know? You can't say "all life is sacred, abortion is murder and I'm against murder!" and then go out there and murder people "to stop them from murdering fetuses."
Besides, when I hear someone calling for someone's else bloody, painful death, or celebrating someone else's death (even if they didn't kill that person), I can't help but judge that person unfavourably.