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pwlaughingtrendypwlaughingtrendy Member Posts: 2,966 Arc User
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My heart goes out to you France. To anyone out there, please be safe. :(

-Morrigan
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  • dirlettiadirlettia Member Posts: 1,632 Arc User
    Same sentiments as our fashionable dinosaur above from me. :s
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  • ladytiamat666ladytiamat666 Member Posts: 276 Arc User
    Au nom de tous les joueurs français, merci (=in the name of all the french players, thank you).
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  • cuchulainn74cuchulainn74 Member Posts: 831 Arc User
    I'm sure all of our thoughts are with the traumatized people of France. I hope they're able to save the hostages taken at the concert hall.
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  • sennahcheribsennahcherib Member Posts: 2,823 Arc User
    merci pour votre sollicitude. thank you for your concern.
  • szimszim Member Posts: 2,503 Arc User
    Oh no, not again... it's so incomprehensible. Our thoughts are with the families and friends of the 39 victims. Let's hope no more people have to die.
  • zedbrightlander1zedbrightlander1 Member Posts: 14,782 Arc User
    I'm listening to the news right now.

    *sighs*
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  • crypticrockcrypticrock Member Posts: 120 Cryptic Developer
    Aujourd'TRIBBLE est un jour terrible pour La France. Ma cœur est avec les personnes du Paris, et les familles qui sont touchées. Today is a terrible day for France. My heart is with the people of Paris, and the families who are affected.
  • gulberatgulberat Member Posts: 5,505 Arc User
    How horrible. I hope they can save the hostages.

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  • rangerryurangerryu Member Posts: 284 Arc User
    What a awful world we live in. (mostly) My heart goes out to all the families of those killed and hope all the hostages survive.
  • delerouxdeleroux Member Posts: 478 Arc User
    Atrocious.

    Stay strong, Paris.
  • captinjacksparowcaptinjacksparow Member Posts: 114 Arc User
    My heart goes out to the families of those who lost their lives in Paris today. Sadly, evil shows no remorse for the taking of life.
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  • questeriusquesterius Member Posts: 8,505 Arc User
    edited November 2015
    pwlaughingtrendy wrote: »
    My heart goes out to you France. To anyone out there, please be safe. :(

    -Morrigan

    Likewise.

    In addition i hope that these atrocities don't add to the already growing aversion against the refugees.​​
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  • starfarerthetastarfarertheta Member Posts: 740 Arc User
    edited November 2015
    My heart goes out to the people of France during this tragedy.

    Edit:
    I just want say here that to everyone else in the world experiencing their own tragedies, my heart goes out to you too.
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  • drkfrontiersdrkfrontiers Member Posts: 2,477 Arc User
    Thanks you pwlaughingtrendy. May the people of France find peace in this horrific attack.
  • farshorefarshore Member Posts: 353 Arc User
    The last time France had so many "refugees" they gave them a new government.
  • tousseautousseau Member Posts: 1,484 Arc User
    Sweet Mother of God...
    http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/breakingnews/the-latest-at-least-100-killed-inside-paris-concert-hall/ar-BBmYFit?li=AAa0dzB

    Prayers and condolences for those affected by this nightmare...
  • jefster86jefster86 Member Posts: 6 Arc User
    So horrible..i can't understand this...just can't :'(
  • daveynydaveyny Member Posts: 8,227 Arc User
    edited November 2015
    So sad...
    The civilized world morns for those who lost their lives and condemns those who have so little value for human life...
    Our sorrow knows no bounds...

    May the people of France hold their heads high as we all feel their pain and stand with them against these kinds of terrorist horrors.

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  • raventomoeraventomoe Member Posts: 723 Arc User
    edited November 2015
    These are my thoughts I put up both on my Facebook and on another forum I visit and post at.

    My heart goes out to the people of France. I potentially have relatives living in France and Belgium as that is where part of may family originated. I hope people find their loved ones and those that have lost...may they at least find peace and solace knowing sooner or later...this heinous act will be avenged in some way.

    For me...Compassion is something that is the very definition of the best of Human Nature. The ability to care for and help another being, regardless of species. People like ISIS view this though as a weakness. They view our willingness to help as something to take advantage of and than bring atrocities like this to people who have no stake in their fight. Why? Power. They want to rule not in the name of "God" but rather for themselves and say "This is God's will!". They prey on people who have no hope, program them to do the unthinkable in the false hope they will go to heaven a Martyr if they die killing "the enemy".

    So how do we win? We never stop showing the Compassion and Faith in the better side of Human Nature. To do so would be to hand these dishonorable lowlifes a victory. They claim they want us to fight them on the ground and prove we are Men. They don't deserve that honor. They deserve nothing less than death from above by bombs. But if they want to see how we fight on the ground...fine.

    Reason I say that is this. There is a time for Compassion and than there is a time to be the Shield and Sword for those who can not protect themselves against something as Barbaric...as utterly Inhuman...as utterly Evil as ISIS/ISIL.

    They behead anyone who won't turn to their "belief system". Destroy important, ancient ruins connected to our past. They force women and young girls into both Sexual (I apologize to the Mods for the use of this word.) Slavery and marrying them off. They kill ANYONE remotely different to them. They have threatened repeatedly to visit this evil wherever they can in the world...and they may have started now with Paris tonight.

    I say it is time to bring the Hammer down and show ISIS/ISIL what happens when you push good people too far. If they wish to get Brutal...than we show them the meaning of Brutal and the words "No mercy. No quarter given."

    I am not saying we do this with glee. I say this...

    When an ISIS fighter looks up in the eyes of the soldier of ours who is going to kill them...he doesn't see a smile or anything. Just a sad or even neutral face. Sad at it having coming to them needing to die. Neutral in that we know their deaths are better for the countless innocent lives that will be saved. We come at them not in anger...but in a sad, cold, relentless fury.

    "Cry 'Havoc!' and let slip the dogs of war." - Act 3, Scene 1, line 273 of William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar

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    May God in His infinite wisdom and mercy grant peace and solace to those affected by these terrible events in Paris. All I have are prayers for the people of France. But all of France is more than welcome to all of those you want.
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  • breadandcircusesbreadandcircuses Member Posts: 2,355 Arc User
    My wish is that those that are still being held hostage will make it home safely at the end of the night. Sadly, we already know that this has not been the case for many that have been subjected to these attacks. Nevertheless, I want salute the police officers that have already rescued some and are endeavoring to save still more, along with the Parisians that are perservering in the face of adversity. To the families and friends of those that will not make it home, however, I can only offer my heartfelt condolences.
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  • chemistrysetchemistryset Member Posts: 229 Arc User
    Mes pensées sont avec vous, mes amis français.
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  • primar13primar13 Member Posts: 1,896 Bug Hunter
    edited November 2015
    pwlaughingtrendy wrote: »
    My heart goes out to you France. To anyone out there, please be safe. :(

    -Morrigan

    No Words...

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  • vengefuldjinnvengefuldjinn Member Posts: 1,521 Arc User
    May God forgive us and protect us.

    I have no words that can express how I feel.

    What a world my children, our children will live in.

    Dear France, I'm heartbroken. Please be safe.
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  • captinjacksparowcaptinjacksparow Member Posts: 114 Arc User
    raventomoe wrote: »
    These are my thoughts I put up both on my Facebook and on another forum I visit and post at.

    My heart goes out to the people of France. I potentially have relatives living in France and Belgium as that is where part of may family originated. I hope people find their loved ones and those that have lost...may they at least find peace and solace knowing sooner or later...this heinous act will be avenged in some way.

    For me...Compassion is something that is the very definition of the best of Human Nature. The ability to care for and help another being, regardless of species. People like ISIS view this though as a weakness. They view our willingness to help as something to take advantage of and than bring atrocities like this to people who have no stake in their fight. Why? Power. They want to rule not in the name of "God" but rather for themselves and say "This is God's will!". They prey on people who have no hope, program them to do the unthinkable in the false hope they will go to heaven a Martyr if they die killing "the enemy".

    So how do we win? We never stop showing the Compassion and Faith in the better side of Human Nature. To do so would be to hand these dishonorable lowlifes a victory. They claim they want us to fight them on the ground and prove we are Men. They don't deserve that honor. They deserve nothing less than death from above by bombs. But if they want to see how we fight on the ground...fine.

    Reason I say that is this. There is a time for Compassion and than there is a time to be the Shield and Sword for those who can not protect themselves against something as Barbaric...as utterly Inhuman...as utterly Evil as ISIS/ISIL.

    They behead anyone who won't turn to their "belief system". Destroy important, ancient ruins connected to our past. They force women and young girls into both Sexual (I apologize to the Mods for the use of this word.) Slavery and marrying them off. They kill ANYONE remotely different to them. They have threatened repeatedly to visit this evil wherever they can in the world...and they may have started now with Paris tonight.

    I say it is time to bring the Hammer down and show ISIS/ISIL what happens when you push good people too far. If they wish to get Brutal...than we show them the meaning of Brutal and the words "No mercy. No quarter given."

    I am not saying we do this with glee. I say this...

    When an ISIS fighter looks up in the eyes of the soldier of ours who is going to kill them...he doesn't see a smile or anything. Just a sad or even neutral face. Sad at it having coming to them needing to die. Neutral in that we know their deaths are better for the countless innocent lives that will be saved. We come at them not in anger...but in a sad, cold, relentless fury.

    "Cry 'Havoc!' and let slip the dogs of war." - Act 3, Scene 1, line 273 of William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar

    "Ang mabait, pag magalit, malupit."
    (Translation> "When the good ones go angry, they're brutal.")
    — Old Filipino saying

    I completely agree. In the words of Captain Picard, "The line must be drawn here. This far, no further!"

    We can't afford to keep tucking tail in the face of this vile force. We must take action and destroy them before they can do more harm. Peace is always desirable above war, but when the enemy gives us no choice, we have to stand and fight.
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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited November 2015
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    captinjacksparow wrote: »
    raventomoe wrote: »
    These are my thoughts I put up both on my Facebook and on another forum I visit and post at.

    My heart goes out to the people of France. I potentially have relatives living in France and Belgium as that is where part of may family originated. I hope people find their loved ones and those that have lost...may they at least find peace and solace knowing sooner or later...this heinous act will be avenged in some way.

    For me...Compassion is something that is the very definition of the best of Human Nature. The ability to care for and help another being, regardless of species. People like ISIS view this though as a weakness. They view our willingness to help as something to take advantage of and than bring atrocities like this to people who have no stake in their fight. Why? Power. They want to rule not in the name of "God" but rather for themselves and say "This is God's will!". They prey on people who have no hope, program them to do the unthinkable in the false hope they will go to heaven a Martyr if they die killing "the enemy".

    So how do we win? We never stop showing the Compassion and Faith in the better side of Human Nature. To do so would be to hand these dishonorable lowlifes a victory. They claim they want us to fight them on the ground and prove we are Men. They don't deserve that honor. They deserve nothing less than death from above by bombs. But if they want to see how we fight on the ground...fine.

    Reason I say that is this. There is a time for Compassion and than there is a time to be the Shield and Sword for those who can not protect themselves against something as Barbaric...as utterly Inhuman...as utterly Evil as ISIS/ISIL.

    They behead anyone who won't turn to their "belief system". Destroy important, ancient ruins connected to our past. They force women and young girls into both Sexual (I apologize to the Mods for the use of this word.) Slavery and marrying them off. They kill ANYONE remotely different to them. They have threatened repeatedly to visit this evil wherever they can in the world...and they may have started now with Paris tonight.

    I say it is time to bring the Hammer down and show ISIS/ISIL what happens when you push good people too far. If they wish to get Brutal...than we show them the meaning of Brutal and the words "No mercy. No quarter given."

    I am not saying we do this with glee. I say this...

    When an ISIS fighter looks up in the eyes of the soldier of ours who is going to kill them...he doesn't see a smile or anything. Just a sad or even neutral face. Sad at it having coming to them needing to die. Neutral in that we know their deaths are better for the countless innocent lives that will be saved. We come at them not in anger...but in a sad, cold, relentless fury.

    "Cry 'Havoc!' and let slip the dogs of war." - Act 3, Scene 1, line 273 of William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar

    "Ang mabait, pag magalit, malupit."
    (Translation> "When the good ones go angry, they're brutal.")
    — Old Filipino saying

    I completely agree. In the words of Captain Picard, "The line must be drawn here. This far, no further!"

    We can't afford to keep tucking tail in the face of this vile force. We must take action and destroy them before they can do more harm. Peace is always desirable above war, but when the enemy gives us no choice, we have to stand and fight.

    Indeed. Action must taken.

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  • gulberatgulberat Member Posts: 5,505 Arc User
    Now the anger is setting in. God help me, the amount of completely unprintable things I want to put here... >:(

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  • khamseenairkhamseenair Member Posts: 2,640 Bug Hunter
    My thoughts go out to everyone in France tonight. I've already been calling friends in Paris to make sure they were safe. There really are no words. ​​
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  • angrytargangrytarg Member Posts: 11,009 Arc User
    It's hard to grasp what just happened. So much suffering due to blind foolishness.
    questerius wrote: »

    Likewise.

    In addition i hope that these atrocities don't add to the already growing aversion against the refugees.

    I personally think this might be one of the consequences. People are not good at... not falling into blind rage.​​
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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 0 Arc User
    angrytarg wrote: »
    It's hard to grasp what just happened. So much suffering due to blind foolishness.
    questerius wrote: »

    Likewise.

    In addition i hope that these atrocities don't add to the already growing aversion against the refugees.

    I personally think this might be one of the consequences. People are not good at... not falling into blind rage.​​

    People didn't want them in the first place, why should now be any different?
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