Why don't terrorists just suicide bomb churches in the US?

[Dosolid]

but I'm sure even most of the other people here would be happier with less Christians in this world too.

You'd be happy if a bunch of Christians got bombed whilst they were at church? Is that what you're saying?

Less christians in the world! What a great thing! Let's celebrate.

Are you fucking serious?

I will speak on behalf of everyone on this forum. Fucking hell no we would not be happy about that.

Yeah I'm sorry to say it I did, but I am confused. Are you saying that you like having Christians in this world or do you want them to deconvert on their own accord?

Dosolid,
Do you really laugh out loud that much? Or is typing 'lol' reflexive in the manner that some people interlace stories and explanation with the phrase 'you know'.

I'm not being critical, just something that jumped out at me while reading your posts.

It's okay, I notice myself doing it a lot too, idk if it's just habit or what. But I feel like it makes me sound more friendly.

If you want mass killing, there are better ways of going.

I rather not talk about it.

Yeah it's starting to make me feel a bit uncomfortable too.

[Anomalocaris]

Not just Muslim Terrorists, but all the people who do school shootings and etc., each class room only has like 15-20 people in it and while they transit between rooms you have a lot of time to fail. I feel like if you just went to a big church and sat in the middle, you'd have hundreds of people around you and it would be much more effective for their goals. I've gone to several HUGE churches, and they it's not like they check or question anyone, have a backpack? Probably just here to take notes.

Do you think maybe it's because deep down they really don't want to hurt others and are just in a lot of pain? Or maybe God works some kind of magic in US churches to keep terrorists out Lol.

Maybe making everyone stupid and worshipful is what terrorists are ultimately after?

[Napoléon]

Yeah I'm sorry to say it I did, but I am confused. Are you saying that you like having Christians in this world or do you want them to deconvert on their own accord?

Just because I may disagree with someone's view of reality doesn't mean I would be glad about them being killed. I'd personally be happy if more people grew up and realised the childish fairytale that christianity is, and I'd especially like it if we stopped giving it such respect as a society. But I can't speak for everyone on that front.

Whatever the 'solution' is, it isn't blowing people up. They're human beings just like everyone else.

[Fidel_Castronaut]

OP, what we 'like' in a person's personal beliefs is irrelevant.

Killing people because they don't agree with you is, just, well, not cool man. That's not how an enlightened society should operate.

[Dosolid]

Yeah I'm sorry to say it I did, but I am confused. Are you saying that you like having Christians in this world or do you want them to deconvert on their own accord?

Just because I may disagree with someone's view of reality doesn't mean I would be glad about them being killed. I'd personally be happy if more people grew up and realised the childish fairytale that christianity is, and I'd especially like it if we stopped giving it such respect as a society. But I can't speak for everyone on that front.

Whatever the 'solution' is, it isn't blowing people up. They're human beings just like everyone else.

OP, what we 'like' in a person's personal beliefs is irrelevant.

Killing people because they don't agree with you is, just, well, not cool man. That's not how an enlightened society should operate.

I see what you guys mean, yeah I agree and I'm sorry.

[Napoléon]

Just out of curiosity how old are you Dosolid?

[Minimalist]

It's already been done.

http://www.nytimes.com/2000/05/18/us/2-c...girls.html

Nearly 37 years after a bombing that horrified the nation, the authorities here charged two longtime suspects with murder today in the deaths of four black girls in the explosion at Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church.

Thomas E. Blanton Jr. and Bobby Frank Cherry, both of whom were affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan and have been considered suspects for decades in the 1963 bombing, turned themselves in this morning after being indicted by a state grand jury on Tuesday. They are being held in the Jefferson County jail here without bond.

[paulpablo]

I'd personally just move from town to town or country to country killing individuals with time breaks inbetween killing and using different methods of killing. Serial killers on average make a higher death toll, and suffer less consequences than spree killers, since they pretty much always either get caught or kill themselves, but serial killers can go uncaught for years.

[RobbyPants]

No I'm not promoting it lol, but I'm sure even most of the other people here would be happier with less Christians in this world too.

I wouldn't be happy to find out that a bunch of Christians were shot to death or blown up. Just because I argue with several of them on the Internet doesn't mean I want hundreds of them to die.

This line of reasoning is exceptionally creepy. It's creepy on the level of Christians bragging that I'll go to hell when an argument doesn't go well.

[Cyberman]

With regard to the OP, I seem to recall reading that the September 11 attacks targetted the World Trade Centre specifically because it was a major financial and business centre, with a high volume of people and of course a high profile target guaranteed to attract world attention. I believe the 2005 London bombings had similar motivations. I hardly think school shootings fall into the same category, ie they are usually (!) carried out by disturbed individuals for personal, psychological reasons, as distinct from spreading idealogically-based terror.