We were unable to properly grieve, because our grief was co-opted by the mainstream and twisted into something even worse.
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We were unable to properly grieve, because our grief was co-opted by the mainstream and twisted into something even worse.
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I do not have anybody I would personally know from the victims, which have perished in the attack on the WTC on September 11, 2001. Yet, my grief was anormous at the very moment of the attack and is growing since then. Can it be otherwise with any other human being in the world the USA is plundering since then? I know that I am the victim as well. The difference between those who perished in the fire and us, “survivors”, is but one: while the workers who unfortunately enetered 3 buildings on time at that terrible day, died the violent but the momentarious death, we are dying slowly: our brain is gone, our joys of life are a myth, our present time is pitiful and the future is fearful.
We, “survivors”, are victimd, yet we are also guilty as the silent “conspirators” behnd our criminal System. Bush-Cheney/Polisi/Read are not foreigners to our Sysem! Moreover, they are us. And therefore we let them go unpunished.
i disagree. we are all victims, but those of us with the strength to realize that more likely than not have the strength to fight as well. does anyone else remember when americans WERE revelutionaries? when this country believed in fighting for justice?