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Tag Archives: 9-11
Should We Stop Letting Terrorist Attacks Scare Us?
Related to the bombings at the Boston Marathon, I read a recommendation that we Americans and the media should stop overplaying the significance of the attack as its casualty count is small compared to the violence that criminals commit everyday … Continue reading →
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