Chris Douglas-Roberts Comments on Osama Bin Laden

[Mr. I'm So Rad]

Is this a celebration??

Is this the beginning of a huge religious war? I hope not. (shaking my head)

@Mpaff23 I'm the moron. Are you a Christian. Would God be happy with you celebrating death? Or is your religion, "American"?

It took 919,967 deaths to kill that one guy.

It took 10 years & 2 Wars to kill that...guy.

It cost us (USA) roughly $1,188,263,000,000 to kill that...........guy. But we #winning though. Haaaa. (Sarcasm)

@mikechado what's stupid about what I'm saying? Please tell me. I'm against MORE people dying for no reason. What's dumb about that?

People are telling me to get out of America now b/c I'm against MORE INNOCENT people dying everyday? B/c I'm against a 10 year WAR?

Whatever happened to our freedom of speech? That's the problem. We don't want to hear anything that isn't our perspective.

What I'm sayin has nothing to do with 9/11 or that guy. I still feel bad for the 9/11 families but I feel EQUALLY bad for the war families.

Reading yall's tweet AT me (pun intended) & shaking my head. This is what I get for not wanting innocent people to die daily. Shame on me.

Same people going nuts on me are the same people saying "bring the troops home". Right? Right?!

What I've learned tonight, athletes shouldn't have perspectives. But I don't care. We feel certain ways about things TOO. #FirstAmendment

Damn

http://twitter.com/#!/CDOUGLASROBERT...94725131485185

[Knicksfever2010]

Damn

http://twitter.com/#!/CDOUGLASROBERT...94725131485185

is he SERIOUSLY questioning the right of americans to celebrate the death of the man responsible for 9/11? I'm pretty sure after WW2, 100% of the Jewish faith did the dance of joy when hitler died.

[kentatm]

he has a point

[Colby Brian]

he has a point

[Assassin]

he has a point

[1987_Lakers]

he doesnt have a point

[gigantes]

for once, i have to give CDR props. it seems he has a head on his shoulders to go along with the ability to be a chronic PITA.

[Batz]

he has a point that i didn't read

[jlip]

I'm not going to address whether I agree with CDR or not, but for those who are familiar with Martin Luther King's last year of his life, CDR sounds a lot like him. Unfortunately most people act as if MLK stopped giving speeches after 1963 when he gave his "I Have a Dream" Speech. In 1967, he became the most vocal American opponent of the Vietnam War and vehemently spoke against America's acts of violence overseas in essence expressing some of the same sentiments as CDR. As a result he was hated and despised by most Americans after that and deemed as being unpatriotic.

[Goliath Uterus]

He's obviously a terrorist

[B]

He has a point. Athletes are allowed to express their views. They are also allowed to take the flak if they express them on a public forum. He expressed a view which is his right and others that don't share that view think he's an idiot which is their right. Win win, he just needs to understand that his view is no more or less important than anyone else and not get so butthurt. He looks like a spoiled kid

[JM720]

People have celebrated the death of leaders/people they perceived to be evil or they're against since forever. People are happy about the news for a day or 2 which was a surprise out of no where, calm down Chris. All those things will come into question.

[Ruh-Roh]

Well expressed and worth thinking about.

[pauk]

he has a point

[DStebb716]

This is the side I'm on 100%. Death should never be celebrated. But it's not breaking news that America is the most heartless and is full of hypocrisy.