Unnecessary Horror

One day in New York, thousands of people were martyred. No matter how far you look into conspiracies and who really caused the accident, were the buildings set to demolish, and countless factors...these people were still victims in a political game. The focus is not on them anymore, it's about pinning down the culprit. Society moved away from the victims, they wanted blood. For the first time in decades, America's blood boiled. We're still mad, but for different reasons: economic failures, gas prices, global siding and positioning, and worries about our future. And I suppose you thinking voting someone new in will make things better?

Terror between rival religions and clans has existed for thousands of years. Muslims and Jews raging war since before Christianity. Clans and factions murdering for territory throughout Europe and Asia. 1972, Bloody Sunday in Derry, N. Ireland...probably only those who survived it talk about it. And it is hate/anger that is such a strong, primal emotion which is why it's so easy to feed and manipulate. Terror is fear. Fear is control. You know, television programming only stays on if someone is watching it. There has to be an interest. Politics is another act. There's a performer and he/she requires an audience. Without the audience, there is no money and no ego to stroke. So, turn it off.