Explosion in Boston?
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averagejo
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"RT @nishachittal: Final mile of marathon was dedicated to Newtown victims & Newtown families were seated near bombs. bit.ly/Zm00KW"
OMG! That is an unbelievable cruel twist of fate.
ProgMatinee
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Or completely intentional.
NY Post reports suspect already in custody at hospital. guy was hit by his own shrapnel.
Authorities have a identified a suspect, a Saudi national, who is currently being guarded in a Boston hospital with shrapnel wounds.
https://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/authorities_under_suspect_guard_y2m8cJO29uC2PDGIjYBalO
https://www.nypost.com/p/news/natio..._boston_marathon_iMR0LCkcwASg0RQfVsH1yI#415sf
Authorities have a identified a suspect, a Saudi national, who is currently being guarded in a Boston hospital with shrapnel wounds.
https://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/authorities_under_suspect_guard_y2m8cJO29uC2PDGIjYBalO
https://www.nypost.com/p/news/natio..._boston_marathon_iMR0LCkcwASg0RQfVsH1yI#415sf
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OHMYGOD
(this is going to end up making me cry....)
OH MY GOD!!!
The look on his face is like it hasn't happened, like as though even in that moment he doesn't actually believe it. And hardly surprising, he didn't leave his house today expecting that the next time he went home it'd be minus a leg/both legs??
Horrible incident. These people don't deserve this.
averagejo
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Very sad.
Yes, but the New York Post also reported that there were 12 casualties, when there is only 2 confirmed.
JFK Library had a confirmed explosion. So does that make 5??
I was thinking the same thing.
The funny thing about it, is that they were showing him on the news. I saw him in the news at least 4 times, they were just showing pics of the explosion. And by the look on his face, I Thought he was okay.
Then I saw the picture here............ Oh god...
JefftheCollector
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Wow! The lengths that people will go to cause harm. Very sad day indeed. Prayers for everyone there.
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It's called shock. There have been cases of men with their bodies blown off from the waist down, at yet they are perfectly calm as if they are ok.They speak as if nothing happened.
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He lost a leg at the marathon. Life is brutal.
Mr. EcKo
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Damn , i worked on a job site at JFK library 2 years ago at this time
yeah, I was just saying, they kept showing him in the news, but only showed his upper body. It made me more shocked.
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Now settled down, I posted this on my Facebook page because I got sick and tired of the redundant mindless babble, how human beings are awful. Are some people that close minded?
Here's what I posted to those comments...
To anyone who only sees the evil in the Boston marathon bombing, see things with a more expanded view.... The first responders, those who stayed and helped the injured (and I am talking about the average every day Joe Blow who isn't a paramedic, police officer, or a fire fighter)... look at the bigger picture and realize, for everything bad that happens, good shines through.
If you focus on the bad, that's all you'll see. I really hope the injured get the help needed to survive this and live a life of some quality. It hurts me, because my family have some friends with those run in this race. You see we're a family of marathon runners. We enjoy the sport. Whether we do or don't, this should never happen. Take away the fact we're a family of runners, it still hurts, because it's an individual or group who did this to their fellow man. Having said that, I choose to look to those who are risking their lives and making sure people are safe. My thoughts are with the family and friends of the deceased, and the injured. I really hope they can pull through this disaster.
Here's what I posted to those comments...
To anyone who only sees the evil in the Boston marathon bombing, see things with a more expanded view.... The first responders, those who stayed and helped the injured (and I am talking about the average every day Joe Blow who isn't a paramedic, police officer, or a fire fighter)... look at the bigger picture and realize, for everything bad that happens, good shines through.
If you focus on the bad, that's all you'll see. I really hope the injured get the help needed to survive this and live a life of some quality. It hurts me, because my family have some friends with those run in this race. You see we're a family of marathon runners. We enjoy the sport. Whether we do or don't, this should never happen. Take away the fact we're a family of runners, it still hurts, because it's an individual or group who did this to their fellow man. Having said that, I choose to look to those who are risking their lives and making sure people are safe. My thoughts are with the family and friends of the deceased, and the injured. I really hope they can pull through this disaster.
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averagejo
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Same here.
Wow. Apparently all cell phone and wireless services have been shut down in the Boston area.
Glad your not there now, this is some f'd up stuff. Thoughts go out to boston.
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