@Leroytheleroy I is not used a translator to translate into French. (Because I am French)

I think why it became so popular rather then the other terrorist attacks is because number one,French capitol,number two,the day before "our great president" obama said we had isis under control

@Plasma07 utilisant un traducteur

I don't know who to listen to in this argument ,but Sergo be a little more sensitive about what you type. That probably really offended someone.

Sirstupid does actually have a point

@Leroytheleroy Qu'est-ce que tu voulais dire part là ?

Read the second comment

I hate you@Sergo585

Soon Isis will be on ther knees praying Zach from Grand Prairie tx

This is exactly what I mean @Sirstupid

I'm not religious but I will pray for those who lost their lives and their families.... RIP all those who perished on that day.... :(

Paris does need our prayers because we don't know if they will attack again.@Sergo585

Paris is not dead, many people living in the beautiful gigantic village of a city have died, but the country is only simply bruised. Viva lá France (long live France)

yup @Leroytheleroy

@Matthew240 true,true...

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guys, listen. He has a point. They do deserve our sympathy but SO DO THE HUNDREDS OF OTHERS THAT HAVE DIED FROM TERRORISM. Remember Beruit before France? NOPE. Remember the hostages that died? NOPE. Remember the people being executed EVERY DAY?! NOPE. This is so different because it hit a target not in the Middle East. SO WHAT? Why do geopolitics influence the amount of sympathy and news coverage given? I'm not saying to not have sympathy, please do have sympathy on them but please have sympathy on everyone else that dies from terrorists.

Wow. So you're saying that nobody deserves any sympathy from this tragedy? Who are you to say that the world's prayers will have no effect? Nobody ever said that an effort would be made to bring them back to life, but it's all certainly better than the whole world not batting an eye. DAESH is a common problem. The attacks were an act of war, a sort of small scale 9/11. It's sad to know that people like yourself would view the situation in such an inhumane, unfeeling way. Are you somehow personally offended by this? Please, do tell. @Sergo585

i slightly agree with what your saying but it still is a massive tragedy @Sergo585

@Sergo585 Hmm so heartfelt and sensible comment right there -_-

@Sergo585 I get your point. Praying won't bring them back, nor will war. But we can still pray for the families of the victims.

I'm confused i mean yeah this is terrible what happened to france but why wasn't there an outrage in the US when this happened like when the marine recruitment station got shot up by an isis guy or when an isis guy did the same thing to a school in oregon, I'm just confused why the world and more importantly obama did nothing about it but instead defended them??????i mean he is such a coward not even calling them radical, but anyway I'm glad the french pres had the guts to hit back asap @WWIIplanes

@Sergo585 shut up. How would you like it if somebody in your family died or your city attacked.

Its only the big countries that get major bombings and deaths noticed @Sergo585

Every day lots of people from other countries die, no one bats an eye about it, but smth happens in Europe, and everyone loose their mind. Any way I think they don't need ur prays, because it never helps, and they are already dead. While I was writing this comment, somewhere in the world died over 200 people, so why are u guys thins this situation in France is so terrible?