04-16-2013, 04:28 PM
I find it interesting how BBC News (I haven't looked at any others yet) seems to include the fact that it happened on Patriots Day.
It's also a long shot, but there is a possibility it could be terrorists who want Britain to still rule America. This again is unlikely as it has been 200 odd years since Massachusetts gained independence, and the reason there was so much upset in Ireland about independence is that it has/is an ongoing issue.
What sickens me most is that they said one of the casualties was an 8-year old boy who, only the day before, was photographed holding a piece of paper he'd made telling people not to kill each other. He went to cheer on his dad for what should have been a joyous occasion. Does he make it home? No. He gets killed by a friggin' bomb. The intolerance and brutality of some people is simply awful.
It's also a long shot, but there is a possibility it could be terrorists who want Britain to still rule America. This again is unlikely as it has been 200 odd years since Massachusetts gained independence, and the reason there was so much upset in Ireland about independence is that it has/is an ongoing issue.
What sickens me most is that they said one of the casualties was an 8-year old boy who, only the day before, was photographed holding a piece of paper he'd made telling people not to kill each other. He went to cheer on his dad for what should have been a joyous occasion. Does he make it home? No. He gets killed by a friggin' bomb. The intolerance and brutality of some people is simply awful.