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Originally Posted by Lux
It is another 9/11 and should be treated as such. In fact if I were over there I'd consider it scarier. It's one thing to know that you are a target for foriegn hatred but it's another to know that you are completely exposed by your own government, that in a worst case scenario, they won't be there to help. It's like neglected children who cannot rest in the knowledge of safety provided by their parents.
As for Jason's comments........well there's no excuse good enough. I don't think it's murder but without a doubt manslaughter, which comes with severe repercussions. No stupid f*cking press statement about how personally upset one is will erase what was done, or not done. The ought to be treated like a common man and punished like the common man would be if he was responsible for mass manslaughter.
Someone asked for other stories, I don't have any but I keep looking at this site (for friends, relatives and just anyone who knows of the missing) and wondering: http://www.nola.com/weblogs/nola/ind...09.html#076307 |
That was me, thanks for the link. You are right, someone should serve time for this. Thousands of life sentences. If I hear that no one was to blame and it was a systemic problem one more time I'm going to do something very bad to "them". Okay, not really, but I will fantasize about it.