IS claims responsibility for attack on US Soil

[yeezus]

No. Bombs are good. Definitely. We kill 1,000 for every 1 they get. Shows them who's boss. Shows them they better not mess with us.

But you're right. Ramp up the spying a bit more. Curfews would be good to. Metal detectors everywhere. Maybe even cameras in the households if our phones aren't doing the trick.

It's kind of worked so far - so double down.

as long as you're not doing anything wrong there's nothing to worry about!

 

[thethe]

No. Bombs are good. Definitely. We kill 1,000 for every 1 they get. Shows them who's boss. Shows them they better not mess with us.

But you're right. Ramp up the spying a bit more. Curfews would be good to. Metal detectors everywhere. Maybe even cameras in the households if our phones aren't doing the trick.

It's kind of worked so far - so double down.

Or we could just do nothing and allow these cells to operate free from speculation and just destroy the fabric of our society. Sounds like the option you are looking at.

 

[sturg33]

Or we could just do nothing and allow these cells to operate free from speculation and just destroy the fabric of our society. Sounds like the option you are looking at.

Do nothing?? That's what you got from my post? I suggest we do more!

Like you said, terrorists have gotten meaner and closer in the last few years. And while yes, that does happen to coincide with all the bombing, droning, occupying, and spying, clearly - those efforts were not in vein. But I'm sure we agree (and the government will most certainly agree) that we need to ramp up those efforts. More of everything - plus some additional new security features domestically to ensure our freedom is secure - even if it means giving up our freedom to do so.

 

[NinersSBChamps]

Whatever anyone does sturg will complain about his privacy of lack of.

 

[goldfly]

I remember the days where it was impossible that something like this could happen on American soil. Those days are over.

1993 WTC

1995 OKC

1920 Wall Street bombing

impossible indeed