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Fur killed by ISIL attack
10 years ago
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You know, sometimes its easy to think that these things happen half a world away, in places where we can't be touched by them on a personal level...or to think that our community, however global, is somehow isolated from the rest of the world.
It isn't.
http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/7177952/
There was a fur named Charlotte at the rock concert that day in Paris, and she is among the list of those who did not make it out alive. I can only pray that she didn't suffer...
I pray also that perhaps one day the people of the world can experience such a borderless brotherhood as we do here in the furry fandom.
As for ISIL, their belief system is steering them towards their own destruction. No state can make only enemies and expect to thrive. They have already sustained so many attacks as to be virtually defenseless, and I feel it is only a matter of time before one nation or other throws their whole army at them and wipes their burgeoning nation off the map, or they socio-politically collapse on themselves. Terrorism is a thing that probably isn't going to go away, so long as there are humans with bones to pick. But ISIL's days are surely numbered. I think they've stirred too many hornet nests to avoid that fate, especially now.
It isn't.
http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/7177952/
There was a fur named Charlotte at the rock concert that day in Paris, and she is among the list of those who did not make it out alive. I can only pray that she didn't suffer...
I pray also that perhaps one day the people of the world can experience such a borderless brotherhood as we do here in the furry fandom.
As for ISIL, their belief system is steering them towards their own destruction. No state can make only enemies and expect to thrive. They have already sustained so many attacks as to be virtually defenseless, and I feel it is only a matter of time before one nation or other throws their whole army at them and wipes their burgeoning nation off the map, or they socio-politically collapse on themselves. Terrorism is a thing that probably isn't going to go away, so long as there are humans with bones to pick. But ISIL's days are surely numbered. I think they've stirred too many hornet nests to avoid that fate, especially now.
But yeah, they just keep making enemies, so . . .
It's about a late night host's REAL feelings toward a certain terror group responsible for this attack.
Be aware it contains adult language: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6S7Imc9p9g
Usually when you want to get yourself out of a hole, the worst thing you can do is to dig deeper in order to get out.
If ISIL's way of getting out of their proverbial "hole" is to dig deeper hidey holes, every last one of them will only die tired and dirty.
Certain US media outlets portray ISIL as unstoppable, but I along with others know the truth: They're scared, they're tired and they're out of options.
Out of options = No chance of ever invading the US to assassinate the POTUS and overthrow the government.
It's not a matter of if they'll die, it's a matter of when.
And all this knowledge is what gives me solace during this unspeakable, unfathomable tragedy.
You know, as much as I disagree with Anonymous, I hope one of them gets into ISIS's joke of a computer network and floods it with furry porn or makes it so that the only thing that plays on their radios is heavy metal.