New York Times shows sympathy for Boston terrorist suspects

New York Times shows sympathy for Boston terrorist suspects. These morons probably are hoping this terrorist will be a professor at Columbia University in 20 or 30 years.

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  • I've been seeing stuff all day long about these assholes and how tragic that they're so young and they're really deep down good people, and well pardon my French, but fuck that shit. I'll reserve my sympathy for the victims left in their wake. These two jerkoffs knew what they were doing and chose their wretched path. Their victims did not get to choose to die or be maimed. May the dead terrorist burn in Hell and may the piece of garbage still living join him soon.

  • Maybe the NYT can start a drive to help these "fine" boys acquire some more pressure cookers.. WTF is wrong with these newspaper people????????????

  • "Far from war-torn homeland.." This sentiment is BS! It implies that they lie awake at night heartsick and homesick. It implies a separation of space and time that is reminiscent of how it might have been at the turn of the century or earlier, when long distant travel was inaccessible to most and immigrating from your homeland was a permanent choice, never to be undone. These little terrorist pricks have been living here for 10 years! Anybody who lives here for that long, especially having immigrated from a "war-torn homeland," and having immigrated as a young boy, will quickly become Americanized and "fit in" as easy as falling off a curb, and will quite naturally NOT become a terrorist, UNLESS they have been under the direct, evil control of someone else who is. The NYT is a worthless rag!

  • The NY Slimes is just pissed that they couldn't blame the bombing on a right wing christian group. I can't wait until they're finances match their morals, as in totally bankrupt.

  • People immigrate here in order to have a better life. Not being able to assimilate or having a difficult background is no ground for being a freak or a murderer. One deals one tries to find help and do better in life. If we start giving murderers excuses we may as well open the prisons and stop prosecuting murders.

    • Wow. Your troll brought a friend. My question is this. How can we prosecute this kid with Ayers, Dorn and others guilty of the same crime are not only walking free but hold respected positions in our educational system?

  • Just imagine how fawning the Times would have been if they were environmental 'activists'.

    • Thank you for this. I feel like we are back to 9/11 when we had to educate ourselves on Osama Bin Laden and Jihad and Islam.

  • In the past two hundred years how many immigrants to America came from "war torn homelands" and had difficulty "trying to fit in"? Probably millions have had to endure this struggle, yet only these two Chechan Muslim "youths" bombed the Boston marathon and have, so far, murdered four people.

    In the coming days look for similar sympathetic stories from the Left. You can already see it at the Democratic Underground and the HuffPo. Makes me puke.

  • One has to admit they were padding their resumes for applications to Columbia University at least. ;-)