Brian
No doubt this is a terrible thing but, let's face it, it pales in comparison to 9-11. I think people are becoming a little numb.
You see reports of 30, 40, 50 people a day being killed in bombings in Iraq. Their schools, markets, government buildings, etc. are daily targets. Women, children, it doesn't matter.
It's becoming just numbers now.
The only difference is it was here.
Heck, I think more Americans have been gunned down in Washington DC in the last four years than have been killed in Iraq.
Murder is one thing. You hear a report of some 13 year old girl murdered in a small town and people are shocked. You hear a report of 33 people killed in a shooting spree and it just sounds like what you hear on the news coming out of Iraq every day.

Yes, it is a sad day.

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