Killing EMO
 

Not so new news, in Iraq, teens with the "EMO" look have been targetted for violence.

Should these Iraqi teens have to live in fear for looking EMO?

Should they forsake their individual freedom of expression so that they can live?

Should the culture in Iraq change so that the EMO kids can mind their business and live their lives in peace?

Do you think the Iraqis who are killing the EMO kids are justified for killing the EMO kids because the EMO look looks evil?

Re: Killing EMO
 

From my understanding, emos want to die. So...let em die.

Re: Killing EMO
 

In all seriousness, nobody deserves to die for the way they want to dress, and the style of music they listen to.

Re: Killing EMO
 

EMO is a dark look, arousing dark emotions of sadness, even despair. If they are purposely choosing to look EMO, are they not choosing to accept their fate?

Iraq is a culture with elements that DESPISE the west.

This prejudice is not lost on the teens who live in Iraq.


Are EMO kids looking EMO at their own peril?

Knowing the danger, if they die, is it their fault for choosing to look EMO in the first place?

Re: Killing EMO
 

What is EMO?

Re: Killing EMO
 

EMO teens deserve the same freedoms and rights as everyone else. I am thankful to be living in the USA.

Re: Killing EMO
 

Do you think that the EMO teens share a part of the responsibility, should they die for looking EMO?


EMO teens are not born EMO, it's a choice.

Are EMO teens playing a game of "Russian Roulette" with their lives for the choice they are making whenever they don their garb of darkness?

Re: Killing EMO
 

Am I the only one who thinks that choosing to be EMO in Iraq is a little stupid?

Re: Killing EMO
 

Truthseeker, what do you think?

Re: Killing EMO
 

Why is it stupid to choose to wear what you want to wear?

Doesn't their Constitution protect their freedom of expression?