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Originally Posted by CylonsKlingonsDaleksOhMy
Real talk: I can't even get worked up over this. I'm just tired. It'll happen again, and again, and again, in a theater, or a school, or a subway, but nothing will ever change.
We'll talk, and we'll point fingers, and we'll incriminate and discriminate and investigate, but at the end of the day, we're still only a couple of weeks from the next local terrorist attack.
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Yes, sadly this is becoming more and more the norm. Remember when Al-Qaeda and Bin Laden were the big boogeymen? But they really didn't commit many attacks on American or European soil. I mean, the ones they did were quite big 9/11, Madrid and London bombings), but that's it. I believe they were the only ones. I don't think USA had any terrorist attack committed by Muslim extremists on its soil for several years after 9/11.
ISIS seem to be more feared. I guess because they have more money and are actually big and powerful enough to basically take control of a country. Although haven't they been struggling in Syria lately? As snake said, Russians have been doing a better job.