Category: remembrance

9/11, Cultural Meltdowns, Culture & Absurdity, Extremist Behaviors, Government, National Security, Nationality, remembrance

9/11 Anniversary Ends, Nation Returns To Regularly Scheduled Hatred

After the annual September 11 remembrance, Americans swiftly resumed their divisive behavior, quickly returning to online hostility and political arguments. Reflecting on unity was short-lived, as social media users transitioned from mourning to petty disputes. This cycle of brief reflection before returning to conflict has become a disturbing annual tradition. Continue reading 9/11 Anniversary Ends, Nation Returns To Regularly Scheduled Hatred

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9/11, Advocacy, crime, Culture & Absurdity, editorial, Extremist Behaviors, Gangs & Cults, Government, Government Dysfunction, History, immigration, Law Enforcement, National Security, New York, Pennsylvania, Planes, Trains, & Automobiles, Politics, Psychos & Crazies, public safety, remembrance, Washington DC

Never Forget Who Did This

Remember the victims. Remember the heroes. But also remember who planned the attack, who carried it out, and the ideology that convinced nineteen terrorists that murdering civilians was holy. Continue reading Never Forget Who Did This

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Culture & Absurdity, Politics, remembrance, social media

A Year Without Charlie Kirk, and Somehow He Keeps Showing Up

Charlie Kirk’s death a year ago hasn’t diminished his impact on American politics. His vast digital footprint ensures his voice resurfaces in discussions, sparking debates and reflections on his views. This enduring presence highlights the complexities of legacy, grief, and the human side often overshadowed by political narratives. Continue reading A Year Without Charlie Kirk, and Somehow He Keeps Showing Up

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