Jump to content
society

Explosions At Ariana Grande Show in Manchester


Mitch XCX

Featured Posts

SMILE2NE1
6 hours ago, DrugAway said:

Just because we don't know how life started YET ,that doeant mean that I'm gonna sit down and listen in fairy tales

Why isn't a relative question,life just happened randomly

4 of the most abundant  elements in the universe is hydrogen,oxygen,carbon and nitrogen

4 of the most abundant elements in the human body id hydrogen,oxygen,carbon and nitrogen

Food for thought

I'm not talking about HOW life started, but WHY. Yes, so you can believe that we all happened by mistake whereas I believe that there is a design and purpose. Regardless of which way we go, there can be no conclusive evidence for either side, so let people believe what they believe without ridiculing them.  

You can say that some people believe in fairytales and think that's sad, while others can equally say to with your thinking you literally believe there is no purpose to anything and then will die and just turn to dust, which is equally as sad. There will be no legacy as well because time is infinite for the dead and murphy's law is humanity's temporality. 

Your statements about elements state truthful facts, but again, do nothing for the argument of reason  and purpose or against it. 

Link to post
Share on other sites

  • Replies 647
  • Created
  • Last Reply
Saint Hollywood

Those photos of Ariana arriving in Florida today hurt me so bad :ohno:

I hope she, her loved ones, and the victims of the tragedy heal in time. :(

Link to post
Share on other sites

Morphine Prince
33 minutes ago, Jase said:

DAhuSDJXkAAjwEg.jpg

crying tbh.

Tears. 

And I just read Olivia Campbell is dead :( 

Link to post
Share on other sites

hausofcy
8 hours ago, IcePrincess said:

Again Islamic / ISIS Guy . In Poland we don't have any Refugees and we don't have terror attacks from ISIS...France, UK, Germany have got a lot of them and they've got a SERIOUS problem..

I live in Belgium and the situation here is also bad. I'm really sad that all muslims are seen as a threat by a lot of people while the real problem is the government. Can you believe that they let people who went to Syria for Isis travel back and forth? These are people that should be thrown in a prison to rot for their actions. 

Link to post
Share on other sites

Sam Dey
11 hours ago, Saint Hollywood said:

Those photos of Ariana arriving in Florida today hurt me so bad :ohno:

I hope she, her loved ones, and the victims of the tragedy heal in time. :(

can you link me the photos?

I can't seem to find them

Link to post
Share on other sites

Laceface

He was known by the authorities it's emerged.. He had returned from Libya. Lord only knows why we let known terrorists back into the country after fighting abroad.. 

Link to post
Share on other sites

Saint Hollywood
3 hours ago, Sam Dey said:

can you link me the photos?

I can't seem to find them

they're online, just search for them :omg:

I don't want to link them because I don't want to see them again :S

Link to post
Share on other sites

This is the first time I've been back on this for a few days, I was at the concert and among the crowds when it happened. It was awful and really scary, it took a while for the news channels to really know what was going on when it happened, confusion about a balloon or a speaker blowing but all of us in that arena knew what was going on within minutes, everyone had pretty much caught on to the fact that it was a bomb. It was chaos, a large group of us were in the tunnels and stairway of the arena leaving after the show but we all got held on the stairs for some minutes, still unsure of that reason. I just thought it was bad congestion leaving the arena but as soon as the doors opened to the exit it became pretty clear what was going on. We never heard the blast because the concrete walls must of blocked it out. The stewards told us to run, everybody started running away, police were running in to the arena, the alarm was going off constantly and people (children and adults) were screaming. Me and my partner got out onto the street and were trying to get our bearings as to how to get back to our hotel since we aren't from Manchester. It was frightening, nobody knew if their was a gunman also or if another bomb would go off. It was the fear of not knowing. I tried to remain as calm as possible to run away from the arena in the right direction of our hotel but we were running past people who had blood on their clothing and it all stuck in their hair. It was a horrendous sight. We made sure a few people were ok while running away and we ended up in the city centre wandering clueless for a good 20 minutes before finally getting back onto the road to our hotel. I never imagined I would end up in that sort of terrorist situation but I guess you just never know where it will happen. My heart really does go out to the families of the victims, an amazing night that just ended being a nightmare. 

Link to post
Share on other sites

CanadaGoesGaga
2 hours ago, jxckk said:

This is the first time I've been back on this for a few days, I was at the concert and among the crowds when it happened. It was awful and really scary, it took a while for the news channels to really know what was going on when it happened, confusion about a balloon or a speaker blowing but all of us in that arena knew what was going on within minutes, everyone had pretty much caught on to the fact that it was a bomb. It was chaos, a large group of us were in the tunnels and stairway of the arena leaving after the show but we all got held on the stairs for some minutes, still unsure of that reason. I just thought it was bad congestion leaving the arena but as soon as the doors opened to the exit it became pretty clear what was going on. We never heard the blast because the concrete walls must of blocked it out. The stewards told us to run, everybody started running away, police were running in to the arena, the alarm was going off constantly and people (children and adults) were screaming. Me and my partner got out onto the street and were trying to get our bearings as to how to get back to our hotel since we aren't from Manchester. It was frightening, nobody knew if their was a gunman also or if another bomb would go off. It was the fear of not knowing. I tried to remain as calm as possible to run away from the arena in the right direction of our hotel but we were running past people who had blood on their clothing and it all stuck in their hair. It was a horrendous sight. We made sure a few people were ok while running away and we ended up in the city centre wandering clueless for a good 20 minutes before finally getting back onto the road to our hotel. I never imagined I would end up in that sort of terrorist situation but I guess you just never know where it will happen. My heart really does go out to the families of the victims, an amazing night that just ended being a nightmare. 

I am very glad you are okay physically, and I will be thinking of you as you heal mentally and emotionally. You are loved and supported. 

Link to post
Share on other sites

My Little Phoney

Ariana's management has just announced that all shows until the one in Frankfurt on June 3rd have been cancelled.

Link to post
Share on other sites

Tokyo Rose
On 5/23/2017 at 3:45 AM, PartySick said:

@Taylor Z @Buddy @TheCure

Just thought I'd shoot a post directly to you three and to anyone else reading this who shares this idea that you guys seem to have :rip:

It's 100% not fair to associate these terrorists and extremists with the religion they're pretending to represent. It's even less fair to try and hold others of the Muslim faith accountable for these attacks. That's painting 1 billion+ people with a broad and flawed brush. Any idea can be twisted and weaponized and people can be radicalized and misguided into doing something like this. Trying to make Islam out to be the cause will only aggravate the issue further and cause more loss. You've got to be the bigger person and realize that the extremists want you to attack Islam and they want you to alienate Muslims. That makes their job much easier.

At any rate, you're free to criticize religion, as with any other idea or philosophy, but the second it starts getting heated and it's turned into an attack on religious people, we'll step in :/ We have Muslim members here and they're entitled to the same respect as anyone else and we'll defend that even if it means hiding a few posts that we feel could cause an issue.

Now isn't the time for division and this isn't really the place to have this discussion anyway.

How dare you police inconvenient opinions to push the discussion in whatever direction you personally want it to go?

I'd like to know what gave you the right to enforce your bias against other users?

The discussion of Islam in the topic was an inevitability whether you like it or not.

Where in the rule book does it say we have to concede to your political ideology or anyone elses?

Link to post
Share on other sites

Katie14
6 hours ago, jxckk said:

This is the first time I've been back on this for a few days, I was at the concert and among the crowds when it happened. It was awful and really scary, it took a while for the news channels to really know what was going on when it happened, confusion about a balloon or a speaker blowing but all of us in that arena knew what was going on within minutes, everyone had pretty much caught on to the fact that it was a bomb. It was chaos, a large group of us were in the tunnels and stairway of the arena leaving after the show but we all got held on the stairs for some minutes, still unsure of that reason. I just thought it was bad congestion leaving the arena but as soon as the doors opened to the exit it became pretty clear what was going on. We never heard the blast because the concrete walls must of blocked it out. The stewards told us to run, everybody started running away, police were running in to the arena, the alarm was going off constantly and people (children and adults) were screaming. Me and my partner got out onto the street and were trying to get our bearings as to how to get back to our hotel since we aren't from Manchester. It was frightening, nobody knew if their was a gunman also or if another bomb would go off. It was the fear of not knowing. I tried to remain as calm as possible to run away from the arena in the right direction of our hotel but we were running past people who had blood on their clothing and it all stuck in their hair. It was a horrendous sight. We made sure a few people were ok while running away and we ended up in the city centre wandering clueless for a good 20 minutes before finally getting back onto the road to our hotel. I never imagined I would end up in that sort of terrorist situation but I guess you just never know where it will happen. My heart really does go out to the families of the victims, an amazing night that just ended being a nightmare. 

I'm so sorry you had to go through that but I am glad you and your partner didn't get hurt. I hope you two are doing okay mentally and emotionally. 

Link to post
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.


×
×
  • Create New...