Brian Moody, Elmore

“I think his death by armed forces was inevitable. It concerns me that he was living in such close proximity to the Pakistani government. I’m quite concerned about what the repercussions will be.”

Dana Litchfield, Waterbury

“It’s definitely not the end of the war on terror, but it’s a step in the right direction.”

Al Mireault, Waterbury

“It was an historic moment for the war on terror. His death, beyond providing comfort to people, is a major symbolic event for the decline of terrorism. As Obama said, ‘Justice is done.’ Yet, many of the reactions of joy and celebration over the death of this figure are not only bad for international relations, but just plain inconsiderate. Though bin Laden’s disabling is a milestone, it is, first and foremost, a death, and should be honored as such.”