What's going on in Egypt?

[Louis Ho]

So, what do you guys think about what's going on in Egypt? Are you with the Egyptian protestors? Are you worried about the stability of the country, region? Did you see the "pro-government" supporters riding around on horses and camels?

[Misha Solomonik]

I am worried about all the innocent people caught up in this shit, especially youngins.

[Matt "Gumby" Glach]

lets just thank our lucky stars that their military and weapon technology is pretty abysmal, could you imagine if they had our weaponry? psh goodbye middle east.... anyway, i think it will calm down soon, im following it closely

[michael craig]

word is muslim extremist are behind it...israil is supposedly on alert...since it was muslims in egypt that started the 6 day war..

[Karim Graham]

well considering that there are coutnless amounts of people that are muslims, especially in northern africa like egypt. its kinda hard to just say muslim extremists. i think the same would happen if obama or our priminister tried holding onto their power longer than they could and nobody could remove them, even though neither has done what they advertised to do :/
i just hope it ends quickly and nobody gets killed cos of this crap.

[Jay Chow]

Remember, it's not the "muslim" part that is bad, it's the "extremist" part.

[John Roderick]

Everyone has some good points. We need to be very concerned about what happens in the rest of the world, especially these countries in the near and middle east. Generally, how one country goes, it's neighbors follow, and we're seeing that. We do need to worry about the innocents as and if, this starts to become too violent. And yes, it's not the "Muslim" part we need to worry about, it's the "Extremist" part. Listen, the U.S. and others pump BILLIONS into these small dicatorial regimes just to have some measure of control and peace and keep the radicals and violent anti-west and anti-semetic extremists out of power. I believe every nation of individuals deserves the right to self-govern without kings and dictatiors, so I'm for that. What I'm against is violent protest and allowing a radical, aggressive government to obtain power. Thankfully, the military appears to be staying as out of it as they can and they appear to be trying to protect people or maintain peace, but it won't last. It's very unstable over there right now. The sad thing is, that area of the world has ALWAYS been unstable. Sadly there has been little progress. It seems the radicals won't be happy until either side is dead and it's a shame. Both arguments have merit, but there seems to be such a deep rooted hatred of each side from the other that it will not change. And we, as westerners, don't seem equipped to deal with them.

[Bruce.Porcelli]

fuck im! we give them too much money, and military aide as it is..

[Louis Ho]

I won't for a second pretend to know what's really going on in Egypt, cuz I really don't. But I do get the impression that the revolt is really a legit uprising against the bullshit that goes on in their country. The youth seem to be foundation of the uprising. Similar to what happened in China, Tiananmen Square.

[Chris Herzog]

My hopes is that nothing happens to the Rancor pit.