Well said, man

Truly terrible what happen.

Can only hope this sort of thing doesn't happen again but sadly it most likely will

Nothing saddens me more than pointless bloodshedding of innocent people. I jawdropped when I heard the news, I can't even begin to imagine the horror that so many families and friends had to go through while just watching a simply game of football.

Kudos to the police for escorting everyone in the middle of the field, it definately helped not to trigger any other bombs and save countless lives!!

What they must have endured, and all because they were extending their hand out in compassion. Damn it.

I can't believe this happened.

IT is just sad, maybe one day people will stop pointless killing

I saw all the news in horror... I honestly dont even have words to describe how i felt... All i can do is offer my most sincere respect and condolences (dunnp if ghats the words my english is failing me) to all people from Paris...

Thank you man, thanks a lot.

Horrible

As horrendous as these attacks are i think that we should go about bussiness as usuall and stop rebroadcasting the atrocious acts commited against our fellow man and woman. These terrorist groups seek to instill an unnessecary fear and worry and rely on those who witness and rebroadcast that fear to spread there message of intolerance and ignorance.

Its sad that these things happen, and we should mourn the loss of life. But let us not publicize these acts of terrorism.

I had no idea that this had happened until i clicked on these images of the iconic eiffle tower and had to google headlines relating to paris.

Furthermore. The news media should stop speculating on the individual or group affiliations with terrorist establishments and aiding their publicity. Of course they want to take responsibility.

We all need to be more involved with our local communities and oust those who wish us harm.

Intelligence agencies have confirmed that the attack was ISIS-sponsored. It's not speculation at this point. And while I understand where you're coming from, these broadcasts have not created fear--if anything, they have given the world a reason to be stronger together, to unite in the face of a clear and present threat to our freedoms and way of life.

I’m really concerned that this event is going to cause another resurgence of religious violence and mosque burnings in France, like the last terrorist attack resulted in. :(

Also, I wish there was more discussion of this terrorist attack in combination with the two other attacks ISIS committed simultaneously with the Paris one yesterday. Namely, bombing a Shia mosque in Baghdad while it was in service and bombing a Shia neighborhood in Lebanon.

This is how I feel about the attacks as well. Both regarding the probable increase in islamophobic violences, and the lack of discussion about the other attacks than the ones in Paris.

(I live in Paris, for the records.)

Unfortunately, sectarian violence in the Middle East has become so common that it is no longer considered "news worthy". An attack on a European nation is much more uncommon and thus gets the media attention. Both, however, are deeply tragic.

You are a wise and insightful individual. Thank you for saying this.

Well done man.

I hope my brothers and sisters can find hope in spite of this great tragedy. From the ashes of the past, a phoenix shall arise. In a brave new world.