Absolutely petrified

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People always bring up car crashes whenever I'm worried about a deadly misfortunate. Driving a car is mundane, and car crashes just happen. Terrorist attacks feel more like a threat to people when there has currently been a big terrorist attack somewhere and being threats that there are terrorists now in your country or area and could kill again, using bombs.

Also it doesn't help when you hear of some refugees posing as genuine refugees just so they can have an excuse to be welcomed into "non-racist" countries like the UK and cause more suicide bombings, killing another 100 or 200 innocent people. David Cameron needs to open his eyes here.

And I don't even watch much telly. It's the internet I hear all this from, for example Facebook. People post new news links about the terrorists and what they're planning on doing next.

I think I may have that Unsafe World Syndrome or whatever it's called, as one of the posters here said. I'm not the sort to think "oh it happens to all these people but it won't happen to me." But I have more imagination, I overlook things and think that I'm not going to be a lucky person who lives a full life and dies of old age or old age-related diseases.

And that doesn't just mean terrorist attacks, it means other deadly things like cancer, fires, traffic accidents, freak accidents, sudden heart attack, severe weather, the list goes on. But all those are mostly accidents (except for murders by insecure weirdos, or traffic accidents caused by lunatics on the road). Terrorist attacks are no accident. They all need to be dead. The world doesn't need them, and it's upto us as humanity to stop these monsters with trained armies. These ISIS freaks want to die, so give them what they want.

Don't fall for the scare mongering. Our governments are gearing us up for another ME invasion.

Seriously. If they were dead set on avoiding terrorism in their countries, they wouldn't let millions of unchecked people pour in and knowing full well that ISIS has been threatening for a long time now that they would "infiltrate".

Simple and obvious stuff people, yet our governments take the other path. It's because they do it on purpose.

Also, this is another thing that has always plagued me for years, and I've always wanted to ask why. Here goes:-

So people usually say that the worst case scenario is death. When I'm worrying about some mundane thing, people say "oh it's not like you're going to die", or "it isn't the end of the world." Also people hold on for dear life. They do anything they can to save themselves from death. So if death is this bad when comparing everyday situations to death, and doing anything you can to avoid death, then when there IS a situation where you could die, people say "oh if you die you die, you won't know much about it."

If dying is actually completely simple and an end to all life's problems and you won't know anything about what will happen after you die, then why do people avoid death and don't want to die?

Excluding terrorists and very depressed people.

Some refugee families are moving to my area by Christmas, so now I'm terrified that some might be terrorists and will go around shooting people. Where I come from, it always gets really busy, and crowded places are what terrorists target with bombs or guns. I'm so f*****g terrified. Why the f**k do we have to be part of f*****g Syria's s**t???

And the refugees are going to be housed. What if me and my partner wanted to rent/buy a new house? Bet they won't let us (British people) have one because they're ''for'' these f*****g Muslims that will probably f*****g bomb us anyway.

I f*****g hate terrorists. David Cameron wasn't going to go through with letting the Muslims in, but then he backed out because he doesn't want the UK to be ''heartless''. Who f*****g cares? For once this country needs to put it's foot down. Also the government are getting rid of police, so that's going to go down well ain't it - less police and increased f*****g terrorism.

I wish I could move right out to the country. It's not fair, I don't want to be shot by a terrorist.

Well if they act suspicious you could call the police and tip them of.

I understand your fear.

But the vast, vast majority of these refugees are not terrorists. They are victims of terrorists. All they want to do is to live a decent life, have meals every day, get a job, raise kids properly, stuff like that.

They are not able to do that because they were displaced from their homes.

Governments have to be watchful and wary----but, it really is not a good thing to think that refugee=terrorist--

Because it's not true.

Imagine if you, yourself, were rendered homeless by bombs, explosions, ISIS, etc.

There was a terrorist threat here in Sweden. tbh I would like to punch one of those IS guys in the face.
Get angry instead of being scared

I think that's a better approach than being fearful.

Still....you can't tell a terrorist by how he/she looks. It's dangerous--and wrong--to do so.

The world has to be vigilant---but the world has to be CORRECT, too.