mathias314

My thoughts are with the families and friends of the victims, regardless of their nationality or beliefs. This tragedy affects all the people of Belgium, as we are a small nation.
Though we may be divided in structure, we are united as a people. It's heartwarming to see all the volunteers, offering aid. Taxi's are offering their services for free, blood donors are reporting in, people are offering their homes for stranded people, internet providers offering WIFI hotspots for free for communication, etc.
I myself cancelled my leave voluntarily, just like many other fellow officers. 
It may be a dark day in our history, it's also a day I feel very proud to be Belgian.
 

Can only imagine if an LSPDFR player in Brussels, of which there are many, were to come on here to get away from it all and when opening this topic instead of seeing simple messages of support and condolences they find that people are more interested in arguing with each other and debating politics.
Seriously, get a grip.  All of you.
My sincere condolences to the people affected by this tragedy.  

I don't think that's a good way to decide public policy. If I don't share your religion, I don't see why I should feel bound by its rules.

I don't see why it should be banned. I only see that the Church opposes to it and therefore the most conservative sectors, as they oppose to many other things that don't really affect them. Aren't we in a democracy with freedoms? Who cares if two persons of the same gender do marry if they are happy that way?

That's what he wants though, it would be better to completely ignore the situation and act like nothing happened. He's trying to make a scene.