I heard about this earlier today. Its scary to think about all of things going on in the world these days... Its not a nice path to be on at all.
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Six killed, 48 taken to hospital. the three attackers shot dead.
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At least the response was quick and the terrorists ill equipped. Things could of been a lot worse.
A day or two of mourning makes sense, but we need to show how insignificant the kind of people who commit and support such attacks are, by getting on with our lives and resisting their attempts to change us.
Solidarity has been, and must continue to be our strength.
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I've just heard on the British news that some young Muslims have described those three terrorists shot last night as "the dogs of Hell" and the commentator then added "that's what the Prophet calls them" That's a bit of an insult to dogs isn't it?
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Three Terrorist attacks in Britain over the last 3 months. Over 30 dead. The British people will stand together in a show of solidarity.
An eye for an eye
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I had a post on my Facebook page saying some 140 Kenyans were just massacred in a school. Has anyone heard that story? It doesn't take away from the horror of the recent attack in London, but it just shows that there should be a much more widespread respect for human life around this world.
And I am sorry for all those who lost a parent, a child, a friend, a colleague in recent attacks, wherever they have taken place.
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It's terrible, and tiring to have to constantly mourn and wish condolences for the lost and their families. Far too common these days. A youtuber I watch has said "when the terrorists lose ground and feel cornered, they step up their acts of domestic terrorism." In light of Raqqa being under siege by anti-Isis fighters, there seems to be some credence to that statement.
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